Nuisance Party Arrest on University Drive
Arrest marks at least third for nuisance party on street since classes resumed at Kent State
A third Kent State University student has been charged in connection with a nuisance party on University Drive since classes resumed for the fall semester. Kent Police charged MacKenzie M. Mitchell, 19, of 840 Morris Road, with failure to disperse from a nuisance party, an unclassified misdemeanor, early Sunday morning. Officers were breaking up a nuisance party at 125 University Drive shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday when Mitchell refused to leave and was charged, according to police. The psychology student at Kent State is the third student to be arrested on University Drive this semester in relation to a loud party. In September, police arrested Nicholas S. Elder, 19, of 222 University Drive, and charged him with holding a nuisance party, …
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Chris (Kit) Myers
9:32 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Parties do not get out of control; people do. Police presense should not be required before or when a party begins. It seems that that is what is necessary in Kent. Would the law-breakers act the same way on the block in front of their parents' home? I seriously doubt it. Why do it in Kent? more ›