Incident Report

Pierce College Sheriff’s Station

General Information:

(818) 719 - 6450

Emergency:

(818) 710 - 4311

2/26—Mentally Ill Person

A student was detained near the Men’s Gym at 3 p.m. The student was put on a psychiatric hold after screaming obscenities and threatening bystanders and himself.

2/23—Ill Student

A student complained about feeling ill during class in N. Gym 5603.

2/20—Student Incident

A student was confronted by deputies while taking photos near the CSB after 11 p.m. The student was informed that the campus was closed, given a warning and told to leave the premises.

2/18—Ill Student

A student in Music 3401 was transported to the hospital by paramedics at 3 p.m. after complaining about feeling ill.

2/17—Ill Student

An ambulance was called around 5:30 p.m. when a student reported difficulty breathing near the Great Hall. The student refused transport.

2/11—Ill Student

A student fainted at about 1 p.m. while waiting in line at the bookstore.

2/10—Possible Harassment

A student reported that she is being harassed by another student. The harassment has reportedly been ongoing since October last year. The report was filed to assist with an investigation into possible criminal threats.

2/10—Student Injury

A student tripped on a sprinkler head in a planter near Music 3400 around 3 p.m. and was injured.

2/9—Student Incident

A verbal altercation was reported between a student and a faculty member in Math 1403 at 8:30 a.m.

2/9—Student Incident

A disagreement was reported between a student and a faculty member in

As part of a pilot program, four new smart classrooms at Pierce College will aim to provide new learning environments, but flaws in setup and infrastructure have delayed their implementation.

The new rooms have become more prevalent in educational facilities. Since 2009, the Los Angeles Community College District has outlined standards for campuses to begin utilizing the smart classrooms. Despite planning by district administrators, problems still arose. “The media card didn’t work. We got in contact with the people at Info Tech, but they couldn’t help make it work,” said Mary Grover, an instructor of communication