Ex-boyfriend slaps ex-girlfriend, steals laptop at Shocker Hall

Andrew Linnabary, Digital Managing Editor|January 23, 2019

File photo – Shocker Hall

WSU police are investigating a battery, theft and criminal trespass incident that occurred at Shocker Hall Monday evening.

An ex-boyfriend “slapped [his] ex-girlfriend and took her laptop,” WSU’s crime log entry said. The ex-boyfriend refused to return it.

The ex-boyfriend was violating a No Trespass order by being in Shocker Hall.

The battery occurred around 11 p.m. Monday.

Police Chief Rodney Clark was not available for more details Wednesday afternoon. This story will be updated as more details become available.

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Andrew Linnabary, Former digital managing editor

Andrew Linnabary was the 2018-2019 Digital Managing Editor of The Sunflower. He studied journalism and minored in English. Linnabary is from Wichita, Kansas.

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