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3 people in handcuffs. #CCSU
Could this end up being a misunderstanding?
Could this end up being a misunderstanding?
A Central Connecticut State University professor's son was arrested in connection with a campus lockdown...
New Britain police Chief James Wardwell said the person "caused alarm as they walked through campus" and the suspect started running, which could have led to people becoming suspicious....
Officers used the cameras at the residence hall and card swipe system to identify the persons of interest. One person appeared to be armed when entering the residence hall....
Investigators conducted a floor-to-floor search of the residence hall.
"I was pulled on the ground and they tried to search me," said CCSU student Brian Bailor, who added that he was let go after police saw his ID.
At about 3 p.m., David Kyem, who is the son of the professor Peter Kyem, was arrested and charged with breach of peace.
"My son has never held a gun and assured everything was OK," Peter Kyem said.
Peter Kyem confirmed that David Kyem was at a party at the University of Connecticut for three days without a change of clothes. David Kyem took a bus back to CCSU and he was still wearing his Halloween costume because he no change of clothes. ...
Police said they are investigating to determine if the suspicious person was wearing a Halloween costume, but would not comment further.
Peter Kyem said once he saw the video of a man in an orange shirt and handcuffs on the news station, he knew it was his son.
Police said no weapons were recovered and no shots were fired.
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New Britain police Chief James Wardwell said the person "caused alarm as they walked through campus" and the suspect started running, which could have led to people becoming suspicious....
Officers used the cameras at the residence hall and card swipe system to identify the persons of interest. One person appeared to be armed when entering the residence hall....
Investigators conducted a floor-to-floor search of the residence hall.
"I was pulled on the ground and they tried to search me," said CCSU student Brian Bailor, who added that he was let go after police saw his ID.
http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-ccsu-lockdown-1105-20131104,0,3821716.story
Kyem's costume, which included camouflage pants, a tactical vest, a mask and a plastic sword and handgun, caused alarm among some students, who called 911 and reported an armed man on campus at about noon.