Second Colorado State student arrested for alleged possession of explosive device parts
A second Colorado State University student has been arrested and charged with felony possession of explosive or incendiary device parts, and reckless endangerment.
CSU confirmed to CBS Colorado that a second student was arrested. CBS Colorado has learned the student was also arrested at Durward Hall, the dormitory tower on the northwest corner of the Fort Collins campus.
The male student is the second person in the last five days to be arrested for reckless endangerment and possession of explosive or incendiary device parts.
The first student was arrested on Monday after CSU Police received a tip that he allegedly was in possession of napalm. A search warrant was executed.
A 19-year-old Colorado State University student living on campus was arrested Monday after police say they found a glass jar containing a sticky white substance believed to be napalm, along with other materials of concern, inside a residence hall room in Fort Collins.
According to an arrest affidavit obtained by CBS Colorado, two students reported that a resident on the 12th floor of Durward Hall had asked if they wanted to see something cool before allegedly showing them a glass jar containing a sticky white substance.
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