Incident report-Student arrested on campus Monday for assault
Ariel Seth
Issue date: 4/30/08 Section: News
April 9
Security booted a red Honda in Lot 1-A for misuse of a handicap placard. The owner of the car said it was given to her to use. Security confiscated the placard and turned it over to the Santa Barbara District Attorney's office.
April 12
A group of approximately 15 people were skateboarding by the Administration Building. Security asked them to leave multiple times or they would call the police.
The individuals responded with vulgar language. After they left, security found a backpack left behind.
When the owner came back, security told him they would release it when he had ID or a parent with him.
He returned with his mother and signed a Trespass Admonition, agreeing he is no longer allowed on campus and can be prosecuted for trespassing if he does.
April 15
A person who wishes to remain anonymous told security she was a student and having problems with being "tasered" by cell phones on campus.
She claimed that students are being tasered every day on campus. She said that Internet Web sites sell phone upgrades for tasers for $20. She claimed tasers can be heard and felt by holding a book in front of your face and hearing "zapping" noises.
April 21
An instructor reported to security that marijuana use and sale was being conducted at the Henry Bagish Overlook on West Campus. One student said that there is such heavy pot use that they no longer study in the area. Security responded but no suspects have been found.
April 21
A City College Student, Mark Bradshaw, was arrested for allegedly assaulting a female on campus.
The student said she was outside the IDC building when Bradshaw slammed her against the wall. She said he grabbed her breasts, stuck his tongue out at her, and then ran into the IDC building.
Security called the Santa Barbara Police Department, and Bradshaw was arrested for sexual battery, according to SBPD public information officer Sgt. Lorenzo Duarte. The female said he had been harassing her on and off since February.
Erik Fricke, director of Campus Security, issued a 10-day summary suspension to Bradshaw. An Emergency Protection Order was issued to the female student to allow time for her to get a restraining order on Bradshaw.
Charges against Bradshaw are pending at the District Attorney's Office.
Security booted a red Honda in Lot 1-A for misuse of a handicap placard. The owner of the car said it was given to her to use. Security confiscated the placard and turned it over to the Santa Barbara District Attorney's office.
April 12
A group of approximately 15 people were skateboarding by the Administration Building. Security asked them to leave multiple times or they would call the police.
The individuals responded with vulgar language. After they left, security found a backpack left behind.
When the owner came back, security told him they would release it when he had ID or a parent with him.
He returned with his mother and signed a Trespass Admonition, agreeing he is no longer allowed on campus and can be prosecuted for trespassing if he does.
April 15
A person who wishes to remain anonymous told security she was a student and having problems with being "tasered" by cell phones on campus.
She claimed that students are being tasered every day on campus. She said that Internet Web sites sell phone upgrades for tasers for $20. She claimed tasers can be heard and felt by holding a book in front of your face and hearing "zapping" noises.
April 21
An instructor reported to security that marijuana use and sale was being conducted at the Henry Bagish Overlook on West Campus. One student said that there is such heavy pot use that they no longer study in the area. Security responded but no suspects have been found.
April 21
A City College Student, Mark Bradshaw, was arrested for allegedly assaulting a female on campus.
The student said she was outside the IDC building when Bradshaw slammed her against the wall. She said he grabbed her breasts, stuck his tongue out at her, and then ran into the IDC building.
Security called the Santa Barbara Police Department, and Bradshaw was arrested for sexual battery, according to SBPD public information officer Sgt. Lorenzo Duarte. The female said he had been harassing her on and off since February.
Erik Fricke, director of Campus Security, issued a 10-day summary suspension to Bradshaw. An Emergency Protection Order was issued to the female student to allow time for her to get a restraining order on Bradshaw.
Charges against Bradshaw are pending at the District Attorney's Office.
Viewing Comments 1 - 5 of 8
C.A. Orona
posted 5/01/08 @ 9:29 AM PST
Bradshaw had it coming. He can be seen going around tables at the cafereria and outside of the campus center trying to get any female's attention, and it's not the first time he's been known to harrass someone. (Continued…)
Anna
posted 5/03/08 @ 10:17 PM PST
Mark Bradshaw should be expelled for school. he is dangerous and should be put under house arrest. He went to my high school and sexually harassed me in 9th grade on a field trip. (Continued…)
ash
posted 5/10/08 @ 4:19 PM PST
Mark Bradshaw should be expelled from all city colleges not just sbcc. I use to date him! Mark use to go up to new girls and ask them their nams and try and get their phone numbers and try and meet new girls. (Continued…)
luckfish33
luckfish33
posted 5/11/08 @ 8:30 PM PST
Mark Bradshaw should be banned from city college and placed in Jail. He is dangerous and doesn't understand the word no. I've had to deal with him and I know many other females on the City College Campus who have also had issues. (Continued…)
Biotches
posted 3/04/09 @ 5:01 PM PST
Who lit the fuses on your tampons?
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