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University Daily Kansan
Friday, December 7. 1979
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Police Beat
Two men were arrested yesterday after struggling with Lawrence policemen while the officers were trying to break up a fight. They shot and killed an arsonist and forging a生死警火 alarm.
LEROY J. WARROR JR., 21, a Haskell Indian Junior College student, and Andrew R. Warrior, 22, Ponce City, were arrested early yesterday morning after they resisted two Lawrence police officers who were trying to dispare a "mult-subject" fight at Sacramento Presidency of the North NB State University S.R., a police spokesman said.
Lewis Warrior JR. was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after he was arrested. He was treated for head injuries he received from a fall and wounded him with his night袜, the spokesman said.
Police moved in and attempted to break up the fight but the two men who were arrested continued to struggle the spokesman said.
One of the officers wrestled Andrew Warrior to the ground and handcuffed him. The spokesman said the other person was struck twice by the second officer in an
A spokesman at LMH confirmed that Warrior was treated at the emergency room and then released.
attempt to subdue him. The officer reported that the first blow with the nightstick had no effect on the man.
Both men were arrested for assault and battery battery of a police officer and resisting arrest. They are being held in the Doulask County inal.
A KU STUDENT was arrested yesterday for arson and giving a false fire alarm, the police reported.
Leroy Warrior Jr., was being held in lieu $2,050 and Andrew Warrior was being held in lieu of $2,550 bond.
The spokesman said the 18-year-old man, who lives at Jayhawer Towers 1603. W15th St., called in a false alarm at 4:48 am, Sunday for the fourth floor of Tower B. The officer said the man had set a fire in the front of his apartment in Tower A with
The fire caused between $300 and $900 worth of damage, the spokesman said.
The man was released from the Douglas County jail on $15,000 bond.
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