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Indians' Handy runs into CP building with Jeep
Neeki Khayat
Issue date: 2/14/08 Section: Campus
February 3
ASU Basketball player Larry Handy was arrested for DWI on campus. The Police Department received a call in reference to a vehicle that had struck building four of Collegiate Park. Upon arrival, it was observed that a black truck was resting against the rear bumper of a brown jeep in the parking lot. According to an officer, the black truck was still running and the driver appeared to be passed out. An open can and a 30 pack box of Natural Ice beer were found in the vehicle.
Handy stated that he drank some beer when he was in Memphis earlier that night to watch a game. Apparently Handy was driving west bound in the parking lot when he attempted to pull into a parking space, but jumped over the curve and struck the southeast corner of the building. Next, he backed the vehicle up in another attempt to park but then struck the rear of a brown jeep that was parked just north of the space. Handy failed the field sobriety tests and registered .113 on the BAC test. He was arrested for driving while intoxicated and transported to the Craighead County Detention Center.
February 4
ASU football player Darvus Wood was cited for disorderly conduct on campus. According to an officer, Wood was cursing loudly and using abusive language in the bottom floor of the Student Union. He was initially instructed by the officer to be a little quiet. However, the suspect continued being loud and was eventually stopped by the officer. The officer reported Wood said, "This don't mean nothing, ain't nothing going to happen." Wood was issued a citation for disorderly conduct.
February 5
An ASU student reported that she was harassed while going to class on campus. The victim stated she was approached by a man who asked if she had seen him on the third floor of the Student Union. According to the victim, the man then pulled out some money and asked if he could pay her $100 and then suck her toes. After the victim said no, the man offered $200. The victim told UPD she declined and walked away.
ASU Basketball player Larry Handy was arrested for DWI on campus. The Police Department received a call in reference to a vehicle that had struck building four of Collegiate Park. Upon arrival, it was observed that a black truck was resting against the rear bumper of a brown jeep in the parking lot. According to an officer, the black truck was still running and the driver appeared to be passed out. An open can and a 30 pack box of Natural Ice beer were found in the vehicle.
Handy stated that he drank some beer when he was in Memphis earlier that night to watch a game. Apparently Handy was driving west bound in the parking lot when he attempted to pull into a parking space, but jumped over the curve and struck the southeast corner of the building. Next, he backed the vehicle up in another attempt to park but then struck the rear of a brown jeep that was parked just north of the space. Handy failed the field sobriety tests and registered .113 on the BAC test. He was arrested for driving while intoxicated and transported to the Craighead County Detention Center.
February 4
ASU football player Darvus Wood was cited for disorderly conduct on campus. According to an officer, Wood was cursing loudly and using abusive language in the bottom floor of the Student Union. He was initially instructed by the officer to be a little quiet. However, the suspect continued being loud and was eventually stopped by the officer. The officer reported Wood said, "This don't mean nothing, ain't nothing going to happen." Wood was issued a citation for disorderly conduct.
February 5
An ASU student reported that she was harassed while going to class on campus. The victim stated she was approached by a man who asked if she had seen him on the third floor of the Student Union. According to the victim, the man then pulled out some money and asked if he could pay her $100 and then suck her toes. After the victim said no, the man offered $200. The victim told UPD she declined and walked away.
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