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VOLCANIC ERUPTION

Police were dispatched to the Volcano Night Club, 1840 E. Army Post Road, regarding a burglary on April 4. The owner of the business told police the cleaning crew had alerted him to the break-in, and that the suspects likely used a pipe to wedge the back doors open, as the doors were not locked, just the handles were wedged with pipes and a chain. The man who owned most of the stolen items was also there, and he told police that he had received several phone calls from people who had bought La Hacienda night club down the road, asking to buy chairs and other equipment. He said he believes they stole the stuff to use in their own club. Among the missing items were: various video/arcade games ($30,000), speakers ($7,500), three TVs ($1,500) and eight amps ($6,400).

HANDS OFF THE HYDROS

A man called police regarding a burglary to his home at the 3400 block of Amherst Street, which occurred between April 1-3. He said the door had been tampered with and 10 of his 30 Hydrocodone pills were missing. He suspects his daughter’s boyfriend.

DAWG HOUSE FIRE

Police were called to Ron’s Dawg House, 2117 E. University Ave., around 9:40 p.m. on April 2 regarding a structure fire. Upon arrival they saw smoke coming from the roof, and the bartender said smoke had started coming out of the light fixtures in the main area of the bar, but everyone had gotten out safely. Firefighters arrived and found a pile of plastic on the women’s restroom floor which may have been where the fire started. The bartender advised the fuse box was located in the ladies’ room. CV