A University student was arrested and charged with seven crimes early Friday morning.

According to the University Police report, Samuel O’Neal Weaver, 18, was arrested and charged with a felony for obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer early Friday morning when an officer saw him run in the middle of Lumpkin Street traffic.

According to the report:

When the officer stopped him, Weaver gave the officer a fake Florida ID card. The officer noticed the smell of alcohol on his breath, and asked for a real ID.

Weaver said he didn’t have one, but gave the officer his real name and date of birth.

While the officer confirmed this information, Weaver ran away down Hull Street behind the Sigma Chi fraternity house.

The officer momentarily lost sight of Weaver, then saw him trying to blend in with a crowd of pedestrians.

When the officer ordered him to stop, Weaver briefly wrestled with the officer, pushing him to the ground and running away. The fall caused the officer to sprain a finger and cut his arm and hand.

Eventually, another officer saw Weaver running in the Tau Epsilon Phi parking lot and placed him in custody. Weaver was charged with simple battery on a police officer, misdemeanor possession of a fake ID, underage possession of alcohol, giving false information, pedestrian on highway and injured person.

Indecent exposure

A University student reported being a victim of indecent exposure Thursday evening.

According to the University Police report, a black male with a heavy French or South African accent exposed his erect penis to her and masturbated while sitting in front of Soule Hall.

Beware of the bus

A University student was taken to the hospital after an “unidentified University bus” hit her while she was running on a Sanford Drive sidewalk.

According to the University Police report, the runner received injuries resulting in a sore neck and back and tenderness in her left arm.

She was transported to Athens Regional Medical Center by a friend.