Crime & Safety

5 Kent State Students Charged in Burglary

All five released on bond

Four Kent men and a Euclid resident have been indicted on charges they broke into a residence on University Drive in December.

A Portage County grand jury indicted the following five men, whom the Record-Courier reported are all students at Kent State University.

  • Austin S. Wilson, 19, of South Euclid, OH
  • Kwan L. Bailey, 21, of 600 S. Lincoln St.
  • SeVaughn L. Knight, 19, of 225 Midway Drive
  • David D. Coleman, 21, of 600 S. Lincoln St.
  • Dontell E. Higgins, 21, of 609 S. Lincoln St.

All five men were charged with breaking into a residence at 126 University Drive on Dec. 1, according to Portage County court records. They were indicted on one count each of burglary, a second-degree felony.

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They were all released on bond on the condition they have no contact with the three complaining victims.

Their trials are scheduled to start in April.

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University officials typically review cases in which students are charged with crimes to determine if academic penalties, such as dismissal or suspension, will be administered by Kent State.


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