Jacksonville State University Releases September 2026 Campus Crime Report

JACKSONVILLE, AL — Jacksonville State University has released its campus crime and activity log for September 2026, detailing incidents reported to University Police at residence halls, academic buildings and other locations across campus.

According to the university’s crime log, reported incidents during the month included theft, harassment, domestic violence, criminal mischief, criminal trespass, public intoxication and other offenses. One September incident resulted in an arrest, while numerous cases remained pending at the time of the report.

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Reported incidents included:

• Sept. 1 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Harassing communications. The reported occurrence period extended from Aug. 31 through Sept. 1. Two case numbers were associated with the report, and the cases remain pending.
• Sept. 3 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Harassment reportedly occurring Aug. 31. The case was closed.
• Sept. 3 – RV Park: Criminal trespass third degree and resisting arrest. One arrest was made, and the case was closed.
• Sept. 4 – North Village: Harassing communications reportedly occurring Sept. 3. The case was closed.
• Sept. 5 – West Village: Domestic violence third degree/harassment. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 8 – West Village: Attempted theft by deception. The reported occurrence period extended from Aug. 23 through Sept. 3. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 8 – Kappa Sigma House: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 5 through Sept. 8. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 9 – Sparkman Hall: Theft of lost property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 9 – Meehan Hall: Theft of property fourth degree reportedly occurring Sept. 8. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 9 – West Village: Theft of property fourth degree reportedly occurring Sept. 6. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 10 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Harassment. Two case numbers were associated with the incident, which remains pending.
• Sept. 11 – Curtiss Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 10 through Sept. 11. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 11 – North Village: Harassment. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 11 – South Complex: Harassing communications. The reported occurrence period extended from Aug. 1 through Sept. 10. The case was closed.
• Sept. 11 – South Complex: Harassing communications. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 1 through Sept. 10. The case was closed.
• Sept. 14 – Sparkman Hall: Domestic violence third degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 14 – Ayers Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 15 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Harassing communications. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 15 – North Village: Criminal mischief third degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 15 – North Village: Harassment. The case was closed.
• Sept. 16 – Ayers Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case was closed.
• Sept. 16 – Ayers Hall: Theft of property third degree reportedly occurring Sept. 15. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 16 – Dixon Hall: Harassing communications. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 14 through Sept. 15. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 16 – Dining Hall: Theft of property fourth degree reportedly occurring Sept. 15. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 17 – Crow Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 17 – Kappa Sigma: Theft of property third degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 3 through Sept. 5. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 18 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from late Sept. 17 into Sept. 18. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 20 – Pannell Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 18 through Sept. 19. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 20 – Roebuck Waters Road: Criminal trespass third degree and public intoxication reportedly occurring Sept. 19. One arrest was made, and the case was closed.
• Sept. 20 – Curtiss Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 20 – Curtiss Hall: Theft of property third degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 20 – Dixon Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 19 through Sept. 20. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 21 – West Village: Theft of property third degree. The case was closed.
• Sept. 21 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 21 – White Complex: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 22 – West Village: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 22 – Dining Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 22 – Dixon Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 25 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 27 – AmFirst Stadium: Theft of property fourth degree reportedly occurring Sept. 26. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 27 – Meehan Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 28 – White Complex: Theft of property fourth degree. The reported occurrence period extended from Sept. 13 through Sept. 20. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 28 – Fitzpatrick Hall: Theft of property fourth degree. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 29 – Crow Hall: Theft of property fourth degree and criminal mischief third degree reportedly occurring Sept. 28. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 29 – Theron Montgomery Building: Criminal impersonation reportedly occurring Sept. 28. The case was closed.
• Sept. 30 – Dining Hall: Criminal mischief second degree reportedly occurring Sept. 29. The case remains pending.
• Sept. 30 – Stone Center: Theft of property fourth degree. The case was closed.
• Sept. 30 – Theron Montgomery Building: Theft of property fourth degree reportedly occurring Sept. 29. The case was closed.
• Sept. 30 – Martin Hall: Domestic violence third degree. The case was closed.

University incident reports document reported activity regardless of whether an arrest is made or disciplinary action results. Cases listed as pending remain under investigation or review by the appropriate authorities. Campus officials encourage students, faculty and staff to report suspicious activity and utilize available campus safety and support resources.