Colin Flaherty Commentary Video "Racist sign posted on door of Jardine residence" "Racist note on K-State apartment door was a hoax" "Racist graffiti painted on car near K-State was a fraud"
https://www.kstatecollegian.com/2018/11/06/racist-sign-posted-on-door-of-jardine-residence/
By Kaylie Mclaughlin - Nov 6, 2018
When Brodrick Burse returned to his home from campus Monday night, he found a sign with a racial slur clipped to the doorframe of his second-floor Jardine Apartments residence.
“Beware N*****s Live Here!!! Knock at your own risk,” the sign read.
At about 8 p.m., Burse, junior in mass communications, posted an image on his Twitter. The tweet, which generated more than 300 retweets in less than 24 hours, included the sign in an attached photo.
“It’s 2018 and this was posted on my apartment door. This is still happening here at @KState,” Burse wrote. “I refuse to let this blatant racism stop me from moving onward and upward.”
https://www.wibw.com/content/news/Note-with-racist-slur-left-at-K-State-students-apartment-door-499993592.html
By Ann Olamiju and Nick Viviani | Posted: Wed 10:27 PM, Nov 07, 2018 | Updated: Thu 4:03 PM, Nov 08, 2018
MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) -- The racist note reportedly left on the door of a Kansas State student was actually put there by the student himself, University officials said Thursday.
Campus police began investigating the note Monday after the student posted a picture of it on the door frame of his home at Jardine Apartments. The note read, "Beware n***ers live here! Knock at your own risk."
Investigators say the student admitted making the sign and hanging it.
The school says they will handle the situation “in accordance with applicable disciplinary procedures.” Officials did not define what that entailed.
https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article183086416.html
BY MARÁ ROSE WILLIAMS
November 06, 2017 03:48 PM
Updated November 08, 2017 10:51 AM
An incident in which racist slurs were painted on a car near the Kansas State University campus last week was a hoax, and the man who painted the slurs has apologized.
Riley County Police reported Monday afternoon that the owner of the car, Dauntarius Williams, 21, of Manhattan, admitted to investigators he was responsible for the graffiti.
Law enforcement officials, however, decided not to file charges against Williams.
The two law enforcement agencies concluded that despite having filed a false report, criminal charges against Williams would not be in the best interests of the citizens of Manhattan.
