Hearing for suspect in racist vandalism incidents adjourned until Jan. 29
YPSILANTI – The Washtenaw County Circuit Court hearing for the suspect charged in connection with the racist vandalism incidents on the Eastern Michigan University campus last year was adjourned yesterday, Dec. 11, until Jan. 29.
The suspect, Eddie Curlin, had previously entered a plea of not guilty regarding three counts of malicious destruction of property, four counts of identity theft and one count of using computers to commit a crime. He is currently in custody for an unrelated case involving receiving and stealing stolen property.
December 12, 2017
Written by:
Walter Kraft
Media Contact:
Geoff Larcom
glarcom@emich.edu
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