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Intramural Police Arrest Student for Possession of Pockets

By MSC ALITTLE , in Intramural Hate Week , at November 18, 2021 Tags: , , , , ,

Last Tuesday, freshman entomology major Oliver Maurer was booked by Intramural Police for possession of pockets following a tip-off prior to his intramural flag football game. As pockets are strictly prohibited on the flag football field, this costly arrest left Maurer’s team without their starting quarterback.

The incident, which took place at Penberthy field at the intersection of fields 11B and 12A, occurred when Maurer was searched prior to his intramural flag football game. According to witnesses, the pockets were undetectable to the human eye and stitched up to avoid suspicion. However, the Intramural K-9 unit was able to find the pockets, which had once held a food substance before they were closed.

Maurer posted a $10,000 bail and surrendered his passport Wednesday morning. Although he is reportedly discussing options with his attorney, he will likely be facing a minimum sentence of two years with a low sportsmanship rating.

 

— MSC ALITTLE