Incident report for September

–Compiled by Monica Velasquez

For more information on selfexaminations and breast exam instructions, drop by the Health Center on the second floor of the Student Services building and make an appointment.

“It’s important for us to become familiar with our bodies,” Benne said. “How many of us stand in front of the mirror and stare at our breasts?”

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Student incident outside gym

Two students were detained after sheriffs were called due to an altercation on Wednesday Oct. 17.

Jerry Lobert, 21, saw the two students collide when they both tried to use the same door.

The situation escalated quickly when one student became violent kicking the other in the face, according to Lobert.

Once sheriffs arrived, they placed the aggressive student in handcuffs and continued their investigation.

However, no charges were pressed against either student and they both continued with their day.

Andrea Peterson, 19, was in front of room 1403 in the Behavioral Science Building when officers Justin Ramos and Alfred Guerrero responded to the scene to find Peterson crouched on the ground saying she felt dizzy and nauseous. Paramedics were called in took her vitals and reported that all of her signs were good.

Peterson was transported to a hospital in Woodland Hills.

Free HIV Testing available HIV/AIDS Awareness week continues until Thursday Oct. 25. Free HIV testing is available in parking lot 1 across from the Student Services Building. No appointment is required. Results are confidential and are delivered in 20 minutes. By 4.45 p.m. on Monday, around 30 people had been tested already, according to one of the testers. Testing hours for Wednesday are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 7 p.m.