Alcohol Case Study

While RAs Johnson and Smith were conducting 12:00 AM rounds, they crossed paths with several residents walking down the hill between Gadwall and Shoveler Way walking towards zone 1. As RAs Johnson and Smith passed them they saw what appeared to be several cans of alcohol being carried as well as an apparent motion to hide what was being carried. Johnson and Smith confronted the residents asking them to stop and talk with us. Each resident was carrying approximately 3 beers either openly or in bags.
RA Johnson asked for ID's from the residents to which they replied: "we don't have them." Johnson, having interacted with the residents in past incidents, began to gather their information verbally. Joseph Stachelek, whom originally identified himself as "Jack Burke" from "California," visiting Tyman Hamrick in 1612 A, claimed he had no ID. RA Smith called RD on call Jordan Viars to see how he would like to move forward since they did not have ID's, while Smith was on the phone with Viars, all but one resident, Wyatt Hoover gave their ID's. Wyatts ID was in 1613.

Having already notated noise earlier in the night, Johnson escorted the 4 individuals back to their apartment in 1613, where resident Hoover's ID was.

Once arriving at the apartment and being granted access by the residents, Johnson saw two cans of alcohol near the couch in the living room. Johnson explained that due to the alcohol in the apartment, the noise earlier in the night, and the funnel in their kitchen sink that we would conduct a plain sight search of the apartment. Below are the findings for each portion of the

apartment.
1613 A: Alex Meinberg
- Compliant with plain sight search and providing ID. In possession of 3 beers when questioned on the street. Immediately retrieved 4 additional beers in a 24 pack box from his bedroom closet.

1613 B: Bryce Tanner
-Not home at the time of the incident, Johnson and resident Graham keyed into the bedroom. 5 empty beer boxes were found under bed. No further was found.

1613 C: Eldon Graham
- Appeared to be under the influence of what is perceived to be alcohol. Compliant. No further was found in plain sight search.

1613 D: Wyatt Hoover
-Did not have ID when questioned on the road. Very compliant with getting the ID and on plain sight search. Conducted thorough walkthrough including mini fridge, which Hoover opened without being asked. No violations were found. No further was found in plain sight search.

311D: Joseph Stachelek
- Claimed he did not have an ID while on the road. Once RA Smith called RD Viars, Stachelek found his ID and gave it to Johnson. Stachelek, who used the name "Jack Burke" from "California," visiting Tyman Hamrick in 1612 A, claimed he had no ID. Once he was informed of the trespass policy for non-identified guest, he identified himself. Johnson questioned him about giving a false name, to which he replied: "I thought it would work."

- 1613 Common Area:
- 1 Funnel in the kitchen sink.
- Several beer cans (approximately 20, counting what was in the trash.)

All residents were reminded of the bridge policies and protocol. The trash was removed from the apartment, and all questions were answered.

End of incident 12:40 AM.

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