According to police records, no Ball State students were arrested by UPD or Muncie police over the weekend. However, the combined police logs list at least three calls in which students were sent to IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital for minor alcohol-related incidents.
Logan McCord-Williamson, 22, of Muncie was arrested by police during a traffic stop at McKinley Avenue and W. Jackson Street. McCord-Williamson was wanted for an outstanding warrant and later taken into custody at just before 1 a.m.
Shortly after, Destiny Shafer, 20, also of Muncie, was arrested during a traffic stop after she was seen driving suspiciously, according police reports. Shafer was charged with Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) with a blood alcohol content above .08 and endangering a person.
Twenty-eight-year-old Carey Grimes was taken into custody during a traffic stop at N. Dill Street and W. Gilbert Street just before 2 a.m. Police administered Grimes a blood draw kit to test for intoxicants, and Grimes was then charged with OWI: Endangering a Person.
At 3 a.m., UPD arrested Justin Gadbury, 27, also for OWI: Endangering a Person, at W. Centennial Avenue and N. Reserve Street. Gadbury was also taken into custody for driving with a suspended license.
A final arrest was made just after 4 a.m. at McKinley Avenue and Bowman Street as Jason Green, 28, was arrested by UPD for public intoxication.
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