In addition to the violent brawl that broke out on the corner of Northeast 52nd Street and University Way Northeast Wednesday night, police had their hands full with several other incidents this week.

Just a few minutes before the fight that resulted in one man being stabbed, a young woman was walking alone near the intersection of Northeast 47th Street and Northeast 18th Avenue. At approximately 1:48 a.m., several men emerged from a vehicle and held the young woman at knifepoint, according to the UW Police Department.

The suspects demanded several personal belongings, including her cell phone. They did not injure the victim and fled the scene. One suspect was described as a white male in his 20s, about 5 feet 7 inches, wearing a black baseball cap and a dark hooded sweatshirt. No arrests have been made, according to the Seattle Police.

This past Tuesday, the UWPD responded to a call from one of the several blue emergency phones located on campus. A female student phoned the police from a blue phone near Hansee Hall. She said she was alone and experiencing symptoms of a diabetic emergency. An ambulance and a UWPD officer responded.

“It (the blue phone) is like a beacon: It tells us where the call is coming from,” Officer R. Wilson of the UWPD said. “It’s very specific.”

Wilson said the blue emergency phones allow police to respond to calls within minutes. The UWPD encourage students to familiarize themselves with the locations of these phones on campus.

The student was treated at the scene.

Finally, on April 20, otherwise known as 4-20, the UWPD made one, single report of a drug violation.