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University Police arrested a Gainesville man Sunday evening for reportedly stealing a bike and violating a campus trespass warning.
Less than three weeks after being arrested for reportedly stealing a teammate’s credit card in November a former UF women’s basketball player was charged by the University Police Department with a second, earlier count.
Florida quarterback Treon Harris has been charged with a second-degree misdemeanor for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, first reported by the Gainesville Sun. The University of Florida Police Department issued Harris the uniform traffic citation, and court documents as well as a UPD incident report show that he has never had a license. Harris is scheduled for an arraignment on Jan. 15 at 1:30 p.m.
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Although UF remained open Wednesday despite a threat to “shoot up the college,” many professors canceled class.
University Police sent out a UF alert early Wednesday morning regarding a threat to "shoot up the college tomorrow."
University Police hired about 40 on-call employees to participate in the Walk Safe program after transitioning to a paid staff.
UPDATE: The shooter has been identified as Myron May, a lawyer who was an FSU alumnus, according to the Associated Press who spoke with a local police officer.
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UF released 175 pages of documents Wednesday, including witness testimony and an interview between Treon Harris and Detective Justin Faroni. The documents also contain an incident report and multiple text messages that shed light on the details of the sexual battery complaint filed against Harris on Oct. 6, which was withdrawn Oct. 9.
Gainesville and UF organizations will come together Thursday to present a panel on domestic violence.
Boming Zhang, a 21-year-old UF accounting junior, registers his bicycle with a UPD investigator on Turlington Plaza on Monday. UPD offers the free service to counter bicycle theft.
The same day news broke about the Treon Harris sexual assault allegations, two UF football players – quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg and defensive lineman Gerald Willis – got into a fight over a pair of cleats.
UPDATE: The female student who accused Treon Harris of sexual battery has withdrawn her complaint, Harris' lawyer Huntley Johnson confirmed Friday.
UF true freshman Treon Harris has been suspended from the Florida football team, the school announced Monday. The team was informed Monday morning via text message of Harris’ suspension and was told they will be addressed about the matter at practice.
University Police will soon pay students to keep a protective eye on their peers for the Walk Safe Student Escort Program.
UPD officers respond to a call about trespasser David Lee Patterson in Library West on Monday afternoon. Patterson had a medical episode as he was about to be arrested and was later transported to the Malcolm Randall VA Medical Center. See the story pg. 4.
A man was issued a sworn complaint after he trespassed on UF property for a second time Monday afternoon.
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Gainesville Police and University Police announced Thursday one of the four attacks reported since Aug. 30 was unrelated to the rest.
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