Clery crime log: Nine incidents reported Feb. 1-7

Katherine Zagone • February 18, 2026

Crime log for the first week of February (1st-7th) (Jason Andre Fuentes)

The first week of February saw nine incidents, including classifications of damaged property and one count each of verbal disturbance, larceny, verbal disturbance, driving while intoxicated, sex offense, assault and battery and warrant arrest.

All incidents of property damage occurred on campus; two in Parking Lot 4, two in Parking Lot 8, and one at Brenda Track & Field. All damaged property incidents are closed. On Friday, Feb. 6, at 8:52 a.m. theft of personal property was reported at Village Housing Office. The case is now closed.

The sexual offense occurred off campus at 300 BLK E. Hawkeye Ave, and received outside agency assistance.

The data in this infographic is provided by the University Police Department and interpreted by Signal staff. View the monthly crime reports at: Clery Crime Log | California State University Stanislaus.

Under the Clery Act, universities are required to report campus crime and provide public disclosure on a regular basis.

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About the Contributors

Katherine Zagone, Editor

Katherine Zagone is a returning student majoring in Theatre Arts. Katherine is excited to work for The Signal covering the arts and crime beats. Further Katherine will be launching Dear Sonar to address burning questions from Stan State students.

Jason Andre Fuentes, Illustrator and Cartoonist

Jason Andre Fuentes is a transfer student at Stanislaus State, double majoring in Creative Media and Sociology. Beginning his Junior year with Signal, he wants to specialize in computer graphics and community outreach. What interests him about news is learning about local culture and events, like Modesto’s punk scene. Jason was inspired to pursue work in Social Media after designing posters for an LGBTQ+ club at Modesto Junior College. After graduation, he plans to be a graphic designer or web developer. For fun, Jason likes to emulate retro video games, see local bands with his friends, and code his Neocities website. His latest hobby is learning to skateboard.