Oct. 31, 2009
(12:04 a.m.) -- The University police department received a phone call with no voice contact from the emergency phone outside of the Women's Center. Officers responded and attempted to stop two men walking away from the area who initially refused to stop, according to police reports. One of the men, 19-year-old Oshkosh student Taylor Goodman, admitted to pushing the button because some girls were following him, the report said. Goodman had no explanation as to why he did not speak to police on the phone or why he walked away and refused to stop when officers responded to the call, according to the report. Officers cited Goodman for misuse of emergency phone.
Community service officers reported several men were involved in a shoving incident in front of the Center for Equity and Diversity which appeared as though it was escalating into a fight at the same time. Goodman was carrying a water bottle full of beer, and admitted he had gotten into a shoving match with another man, according to reports. Officers also cited him for underage drinking (2nd offense). The other man, 18-year-old student Nicholas Jolin, was cited for underage possession of alcohol.
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