Three female students arrested for physical altercation, disturbing the peace
LSUPD arrested three University students March 29 for disturbing the peace by fighting: Richille Kelly, 20, of Marrero; Keionne Green, 20, of New Orleans; and Earline Thomas, 20, of New Orleans, according to LSUPD spokesman Capt. Cory Lalonde.
Just after 1:30 a.m. on March 29, LSUPD officers were dispatched to East Fraternity Lane in reference to a fight in progress, Lalonde said. Upon arrival, officers saw a large group of people in the yard of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity house.
After clearing the area, Lalonde said officers were told three females involved in a fight fled the scene prior to LSUPD’s arrival and were given information on Kelly.
After locating and contacting Kelly, officers were able to locate and contact Green and Thomas. All three women admitted to being involved in the altercation and were charged with disturbing the peace.
Student arrested for battery and assault
Adam Waldvogel, 19, of Baton Rouge, was arrested for simple battery and simple assault on March 23, Lalonde said.
The victim notified LSUPD on March 24 that the incident took place on March 23 at the UREC, at which time the victim did not retaliate, Lalonde said. Investigators were able to identify the suspect as Waldvogel.
Waldvogel was placed under arrest for simple battery and assault and booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, Lalonde said.
Man arrested for cyberstalking student
Miles Foreman, 28, of Baton Rouge, was arrested March 25 on 15 counts of cyberstalking and two counts of improper use of telephone communication, formerly a statute known as harassing phone calls, Lalonde said.
Lalonde said a student reported harassment by an individual she previously had a relationship with to LSUPD in January 2015. The victim said she told Foreman to stop contacting her numerous times.
Officers were able to contact Foreman by telephone, but Foreman told LSUPD he was out of state and would contact officers upon his return to discuss the case, Lalonde said.
After receiving no contact from Foreman, LSUPD officers obtained a warrant on Foreman through the 19th Judicial District. After locating Foreman near his residence, officers placed Foreman under arrest, at which point he was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.