Crime Reports as of Feb. 28
February 28, 2018
Goodlettsville, Tennessee, freshman Kayla France was arrested on Feb. 20 for an e-warrant out of Jefferson County.
Saudi Arabia sophomore Faris Alsubaie was arrested on Feb. 20 for an e-warrant from Warren County District Court.
Penny Price, environmental services supervisor, reported damaged ceiling tiles on the third floor of Grise Hall on Feb. 22. The damage was estimated to be $400.
Cadiz sophomore Dawson Hancock was cited for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia on Feb. 25 in McCormack Hall.
Louisville freshman Cameron Evans was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged for trafficking marijuana within 1,000 yards of a school.
Sondra Humphries, benefits analyst in human resources, reported two stolen keys on Feb. 26.
![Students cheer for Senator at Large Jaden Marshall after being announced as the Intercultural Student Engagement Center Senator for the 24th Senate on Wednesday, April 17 in the Senate Chamber in DSU. Ive done everything in my power, Ive said it 100 times, to be for the students, Marshall said. So, not only to win, but to hear that reaction for me by the other students is just something that shows people actually care about me [and] really support me.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/jadenmarshall-600x422.jpg)
