The Wild Night of Sex, Drugs, and Loud Music Reported at U.P. Universities: Wild campus parties, serial egg throwing, blocking traffic and ticking off the neighbors

Small Saturday Update 12-2-17 12:40 a.m. ET:
This may be small comfort to those who got egged or could not sleep, but as happens here in the far north – so goes the deep south. U.P. Breaking News has launched a sister news service “South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News” – and while monitoring Augusta, GA area police radios we find kids are same everywhere. Early Saturday (12-2-17), officers in Aiken, SC were called to a wild and loud college party with some 50 students.

Eggcellent Partying: U.P. college student add eggs to their party salad on Friday night as cops were called to parties and cars painted with yolk and egg whites

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – Police were kept unusually busy Friday night with large, wild, loud parties for colleges kids letting off steam – however local resident who got egged and neighbors who could not sleep might no laugh it off as youthful charades.

Some eastern U.P. residents will be waking up to find their cars egged – and police are expecting those calls. In fact, perceptions of the ethics of college kids partying wild can be debated but it is a fact of life in university towns. Alcohol or drug-feuled partying can have tragic consequences.

At about 11:45 p.m., Fri., Dec. 1, 2017 one of the worst calls of egg throwing was reported in Sault Ste. Marie, MI with hundreds of kids from Lake Superior State University. Serial egging was reported p of people and vehicles in and around a wild party at an LSSU sorority house.

“Everyone has eggs,” said a police officer after he was sent to investigate the first calls of cars being targeted.

“You will probably get a lot more calls,”an officer predicted. Apparently dozens of cars in the Soo area were egged.

Earlier Friday night, we issued a “U.P. Breaking News Idiot Advisory 12-1-17 8:55 p.m. ET – Egg throwers in Houghton.”

Seems Michigan tech students were also partying and throwing eggs.
“Houghton Police were tracking down a couple of sophomoric fools who are egging people in the College Avenue area.”
Two “victims” have reported being hit by eggs.
Police were called to 1101 College Avenue in Houghton, MI for one of the incident reports.

Meanwhile Marquette Police were called Friday night to quiet or stop a party of 40 people mostly Northern Michigan University students.

Busy weekend for firefighters, police and paramedics across Upper Peninsula – nothing released on snowmobile wrecks, MTU smoke alarms traced to E-Cigarette, woman hit in face with puck at MTU game, man falls off roof

Upper Peninsula cold, ice, snowmobile crashes, rollover wrecks, fires, booze, domestic violence, university students drinking and smoking shenanigans- all create busy second 2017 weekend for emergency officials

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – The second weekend of 2017 proved very busy for emergency officials across the U.P.

Here is info on about four dozen incidents that media did not report – but news did report a natural death while cross country skiing.

There were numerous snowmobile accidents, fire calls and car/pickup truck rollovers this weekend across the U.P. of Michigan – and a man who fell off his roof.

As of us filing this story – news releases had not been sent out on any of the following crashes and incidents – expect for a natural death while skiing in Escanaba.

Fires involving garage and sauna

• About 11:20 p.m. on Sunday, the Richmond Township Fire department responded to an engulfed sauna fire about 10 feet from a home at/near 2946 M-35 between County Road ME and and CR MI – south of Palmer, MI.

• Late Saturday, numerous fire departments responded to an engulfed garage fire in the Cornell, MI area at -or-near 1763 Truax .24th Road
  

Unusual calls:

• Twice on Sunday the Houghton Fire Department was paged out – along with Michigan Tech Public Safety – to a smoke alarm in same dorm room. Both were blamed on an electronic cigarette in one of the dorm rooms. Last weekend ther5e was a call about a flying squirrel causing issues in the dorms.

• Officials responded to a call from a resident of Ahmeek, MI – after he fell off the roof of his log home in Keweenaw County near Cliff Drive. Man had climbed a ladder and then fell about ten feet. Was in pain, but not life threatening.

• At the MTU hockey game on Saturday night – a female spectator was hit in the face by a puck – and was treated by officials. Also – reports of an incident involving one of the MTU team buses early Sunday – but what is not clear.

• Lots of emergency officials and public tried to help save the life of an elderly man who apparently suffered a heart attack while on the Days River Ski Trails – as a truly valiant and long effort of CPR was initiated. Even a medivac chopper was put on standby and Delta County Search and Rescue sent snowmobiles, and with big help from many including Ensign Township volunteer firefighters. The victim is 68-year-old James Cousineau of Wilson, MI.
  

• An emergency CPS hearing was held on Saturday in Delta County – and numerous CPS related cases resulted in police standby calls.

Snowmobile crashes, threats, stolen sled, more:

• Officials in Luce County responded to a head-on snowmobile crash on Saturday. No other information is available – and U.P. Breaking News has reached out to officials.

• Officials in Delta County responded to a snowmobile accident near the Delta County landfill compost site on Sunday off 19th avenue in Escanaba area – one leg injury reported.

• Officials in Chippewa County responded to two snowmobile accidents with non-life threatening injuries after the victims showed up at War Memorial Hospital including an accident near 22397 East M-26 when his sled hit a tree.

• Officials in Houghton County responded to report of an abandoned snowmobile with out of date Illinois registration.

• Received word about threats and hate mail sent to family and victim of a snowmobile crash we featured about bad trial conditions during last week of 2016 and first weekend of 2017.

• A “side-by-side” was reported to have plunged into 14-foot deeps waters Saturday in Otter Lake – no injuries and no other info.

Some of the Rollover Accidents:

• A 15-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after the pickup truck he was in rolled over in Chippewa County on Saturday night on M-28 west of Hulbert, MI – the accident was reported as deer-related. White Fish, Hulbert and Chippewa EMS and other emergency officials were paged.
  

• In Houghton County, a rollover of a van in Hancock on Saturday caused quite a traffic tie up – injuries not life-threatening – and slippery conditions reported in many U.P. locations after Sun came out and made things shiny and slippery.

The sad and usual:

• There were also numerous calls about drunk driving arrests, domestic violence, domestic disputes and suicidal people – and several people reported alcohol poisoning and throwing up blood at both K.I. Sawyer and in Houghton County.

• Numerous elderly fell in their homes or outside

• Several emergency calls to ski hills in Houghton County and Marquette including several children – none life-threatening but two sounded serious

• Two Criminal Sexual Conduct complaints (two incidents withholding locations but one was at Delta County mobile home/trailer park)

• In Calumet, MI officials were looking Sunday for an alleged hit and run driver in a silver  Forester vehicle with heavy front end damage headed toward Lake Linden.

• There was report of alcohol poisoning of a female student at Lake Superior State University.
  

• There was also a report of a raging 9-year-0ld child making threats to other children and adults (withholding address in Delta County).