Jason Lamontagne, a senior in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, was advised by Syracuse police that he must stop contacting a former co-worker at the Campus Copy Center on the 700 block of University Avenue or he could be arrested for harassment, according to a Syracuse Police report.

His former co-worker said she has an ongoing problem with Lamontagne ever since he was fired. The co-worker contacted the police a previous time on Feb. 20 concerning his harassment, the report stated.

She said she received another voicemail from Lamontagne on Thursday at about 8:30 p.m. His tone of voice was not elevated and he made no threats, according to the report.

She said she ended her friendship with Lamontagne when he couldn’t accept that she only wanted to be friends and nothing was going on between them, the report stated.

Even though Lamontagne has not attacked her in the past, she said she thinks he might be crazy and might cause her injury, according to the report.

The police contacted Lamontagne to discuss the issue on Friday at about 12:30 a.m., the report stated.

When Lamontagne arrived, the police advised him of the incident, at which time Lamontagne handed the police a micro-cassette player and a tape, according to the report.

The conversation on the tape was friendly and Lamontagne’s co-worker never advised him not to call her. At the end of the conversation, Lamontagne said, ‘Call me when you get all your stuff done,’ and his co-worker said, ‘OK,’ the report stated.

The police told Lamontagne not to call his former co-worker or to go by her residence at any time. If he continues to call her, he could be arrested for harassment, according to the report.

The supervisor of the Department of Public Works recovered three credit cards belonging to a senior in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management in the garage of the DPW on Saturday morning, according to a Syracuse Police report.

The student said he called tele-serve to report his wallet missing on Wednesday when he lost his wallet on the same day at about 4:30 p.m., the report stated.

The student said his wallet contained his SU student ID, his check card and two credit cards. He reported his cards missing that day and canceled them, according to the report.

The case is still open for his other missing property, the report stated.

An SU student’s laptop was stolen out of her car on the 200 block of Comstock Avenue on Friday, according to a Syracuse Police report.

The student said she parked her vehicle in a parking lot at about 4:15 p.m. When she returned at about 10 p.m., her laptop was missing from her car, the report stated.

The student said there was no damage to her vehicle and she is unsure of the point of entry because all of the doors were unlocked, according to the report.

There are no suspects at this time, the report stated.

An SU student’s stereo was stolen out of his car on the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue on Friday between 2 a.m. and 11:45 p.m., according to a Syracuse Police report.

The student said he parked his vehicle in an unsecured, unattached garage and failed to set the car’s alarm and lock its doors, the report stated.

One of the student’s neighbors said she was home all day and didn’t hear or see anything, according to the report.

There are no suspects at this time, the report stated.

An SU student found her vehicle’s driver’s side mirror removed and on the ground when she went out to her car on Saturday at about 9:30 a.m., according to a Syracuse Police report.

The student said she parked her 2003 BMW in front of her house on Friday at about 10:30 p.m. and found the driver’s side mirror the next morning, the report stated.

There are no suspects at this time, according to the report.

Compiled by assistant news editor Eric Hughes

Published on February 26, 2006 at 12:00 pm