A K-State freshman was arrested and charged with rape and possession of a controlled substance, according to a report from the Riley County Police Department.
Cydney Edward Johnson, freshman in pre-professional business administration, was arrested at 2:35 p.m. in Ackert Hall 120, said Lt. Herbert Crosby Jr. of the RCPD. Johnson resides at 1424 Legore Lane, according to the report.
The rape incidents occurred on Aug. 22 and 23 of this year, and the unlawful possession of marijuana occurred on Aug. 24, Crosby said.
Johnson was held on $50,000 bond.
A man was arrested and charged with two counts of failure to appear and was held on a $5,500 bond, according to another RCPD report.
Robert Lee Black, 21, of Santa Rosa, Calif., was arrested concerning two different incidents, both occurring this year, Crosby said. The charge for the first was a criminal threat with the intent to terrorize or cause evacuation. The second charge was for a previous failure to appear charge, which came from a charge for intent to distribute marijuana, Crosby said.
A local man reported various charges to his bank card amounting to $1,565, according to the RCPD.
David Manning, 55, of 401 Thurston St., lost the card sometime on Oct. 6 between 5:15 p.m. and 8 p.m., Crosby said.
The card was charged at various places, including Discovery Financial Services, Staples, Best Buy, Hy-Vee and J.C. Penney, Crosby said.
A local woman reported an estimated $1,000 damage to her vehicle, occurring sometime between 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Sunday, according to another RCPD report.
Mary Malone, 69, of 2001 Blue Hills Road, reported that someone keyed her 1997 Dodge Stratus, Crosby said.
-I have no idea what her intentions or prejudices are. It surely seems that she stands to think that he raped her; and if she doesn't, she had strong enough alterior motives to go ahead and falsely accuse him. These are merely speculations, though. Neither you nor I could answer that question in a better manner until the court case is presented and the evidence made public, which should clarify her intentions for the public."Does this include the fine officers of RCPD who arrested him?"
- Of course not. Those fine officers are doing what they must in a case of this manner: execute the warrant for his arrest. If anyone were to be at fault at all, it would be the KSU Police (which is a separate entity from the RCPD), since they wrote the warrant. They haven't the resources or jail to hold the accused, though, so RCPD executes the warrants and holds the trials. At any rate, they would not be at fault either, because they are just facilitating the rights of our citizens to accuse and their responsibility to rightfully submit evidence of innocence if an accusation has been made against them. I know nothing of the victim, but if she is white, would this be a hate crime? If not, then why?
-This question seems very arbitrary and based solely on the fact that the accused victim is not white. No where in the allegations or in the police report is there anything remotely near a mention of hate crime. A hate crime is constitued by a crime committed based on the victim's membership in any demographic group (religious, racial, political affiliation, etc.) For this crime to a hate crime then, Cydney's intentions would have to be to degrade and defile her because she is white, of which I repeat, there is not even a hint in the allegations or the report. You would think if anyone would know that this is a hate crime, it would be the victim that REPORTED the crime. She did not mention it in any of the THREE seperate allegations. Even if she did not, wouldn't our fine RCPD officers be able to sniff out even a hint of hate crime? Based on this question, I would like to ask: What is your grounding/basis for bringing up the race of the victim and hate crimes when there is not a single mentioning of it in any report. (For your information: she is black.)"I expect an apology from you for calling me prejudiced when he is convicted of being a drug abusing rapist."
- I will grant you this apology if you sufficiently answer me these questions:
1) What is your view on the guilt or innocence of Cydney, and what basis do you have for it?
2) If you were accused of a crime, any crime, would you hope that all of the members of the public would think you were therefore guilty of it?
3) Do you think that possession of under a gram of marijuana constitutes someone being a drug-abuser? (If so, then I'm sorry to tell you, but you're surrounded by former, current, and past 'drug-abusers'! Time to get the hell out of here, if that's the case, right?)I think (and sincerely hope) you see my point... No apology for now!
Why even play the race card? Black people are becoming more racist than white people. Sheesh!
for this and how do u live with yourself I work in the cafe to The reality is Im gonna be a witness cause I know how u move
Thankyou
You call the cops to report cannabis use? You are a complete tool!