The following reports were taken from the Boston University Police Department crime logs for the week of Sept. 29 through Oct. 5.

Several people were involved in a brawl on Nickerson Field on Oct. 4 which resulted in two arrests. Massachusetts State Police responded to a call around 5:20 p.m. and struggled to break up the fight. Three males pushed down an unidentified Boston University student from Charlestown and allegedly began kicking him in the head with the heels of their shoes.

The three males began to flee, allegedly pushing a police officer in the process. Police apprehended, subdued and arrested two of the suspects, but the third escaped.

Yaser Al-Ghamdi, 22, of Cambridge, was arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and affray. Abdullah Al-Gahtani, 20, of Boston, was arrested on the same charges plus assault and battery on a police officer and resisting arrest.

The alleged victim, who apparently knew the three men, refused medical help.

ASSAULT AND BATTERIES

An unidentified male allegedly assaulted three male BU students outside 7-Eleven at 501 Park Drive on Oct. 1. The victims described the suspect as white, 6 feet tall and 200 lbs. with blond hair, blue jeans and a light blue or white button-down collared shirt.

The suspect punched one student in the face, one in the nose and kicked another in the butt. The suspect then fled into BU housing at 509 Park Drive. The victims admitted to drinking before the assault, refused medical help and chose not to press charges.

A male suspect allegedly assaulted a female jogger on Commonwealth Avenue near University Road at around 7 p.m. on Oct. 6. A second male intervened on her behalf, and the jogger and assailant both fled the scene. BUPD is asking the man who intervened to step forward and aid in the investigation.

JUST SAY NO

Anthony Cianci of Arlington, Mass., was arrested near the BU Medical Campus on outstanding warrants from Cambridge District Court and Somerville District Court. When police arrested Cianci, they found him in possession of heroin and numerous hypodermic needles. Cianci was charged with possession of heroin with the intent to distribute.

OUCH!

A bicyclist collided with a car at the corner of Babbitt and St. Mary’s streets near the Photonics Center on Oct. 2. The car came to a complete stop for the bike, but an unidentified BU student on a bike ran into the car. The bicyclist went to Children’s Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Police arrested the car’s driver, BU student Ayman Al Geer, 20, of Cambridge, at the scene for a driving with a suspended license.

YOU BOOZE, YOU LOSE

A car flipped over on its side at Commonwealth Avenue and St. Paul Street on Oct. 3, injuring its driver who was under the influence. BUPD Sgt. Jack St. Hilaire and Boston Police could not provide more information about the incident.

SIX PACK

Six students were taken to local hospitals due to alcohol-related illnesses over the past week. A resident assistant who wished to remain anonymous said university policy requires RAs to call police whenever they find a student vomiting due to alcohol.

‘[The policy] is a result of incidents as well as civil actions against colleges around the country,’ St. Hilaire said.