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Police arrest 12 more in
relation to uprising
From Staff Reports
The Purdue and West Lafayette police arrested 12
people Friday in relation to the April 1 disturbance following the women's
NCAA championship basketball game.
These arrests are in addition to the five students
and two non-students who were previously arrested, and follow the expulsion
of six students and suspension of two.
According to a release, the following is a list
of people who were arrested and the charges they were arrested for:
- Matthew D. Bruno, 138 Owen Hall NE, a freshman
in the School of Liberal Arts, for criminal mischief and rioting.
- Sameer Dalal, 512 Hillenbrand Hall B, a sophomore
in the School of Management, for rioting.
- Tremell L. Eaton, 300 Russell St., a freshman
in University Division, for criminal mischief.
- Michael J. French, 320 S. Cary Quadrangle, a
freshman in the School of Agriculture, for criminal mischief and rioting.
- Joydeep Gangopadhyay, 428 Tarkington Hall NE,
a sophomore in University Division, for theft and rioting.
- Kyle J. Hackbarth, 821 Harrison Hall B, a freshman
in the School of Science, for rioting and criminal mischief.
- Ghaziali A. Omar, 312 E. Cary Quadrangle, a
freshman in the Schools of Engineering, for rioting.
- Brian M. Riggs, 309 Harrison Hall A, a freshman
in the School of Liberal Arts, for rioting and criminal mischief.
- Nicholas J. Styler, 308 Owen Hall SE, a freshman
in the School of Management, for rioting.
- James M. Suding, E. 4-4 Ross Ade Dr., a freshman
in the Schools of Engineering, for rioting.
- Benjamin L. Troxel, 1000 David Ross Rd., a sophomore
in the School of Technology, for rioting and criminal mischief.
- Sean B. Williams, 255 Cary Quadrangle SW, a
sophomore in the Schools of Engineering, for criminal mischief.
Ronald Fosnaugh, the captain of special services
for Purdue police, said there are 14 warrants out and more people will
probably be arrested. "There's a possibility that there will be some
additional arrests as additional information is reviewed by the prosecutor's
office," said Fosnaugh.
He said the investigation is ongoing even though
time is somewhat restricted since the semester is almost over. He said
the warrants out are good for several months. "(There) may be a situation
where a person may come back to school and face charges," said Fosnaugh.
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