Former Macalester professor accused of urinating on someone's belongings
Photo shows the Macalester College sign. (FOX 9)
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A man who previously worked as a chemistry professor at Macalester College is accused of criminal damage to property after being accused of urinating on someone's belongings in a St. Paul police incident report.
Macalester College professor accused of urinating on belongings
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The incident report names the former professor as a suspect accused of fourth-degree intentional damage to property.
The victim told police they had their belongings urinated on at Macalester College.
The St. Paul Police Department said it spoke to the victim on the morning of Feb. 6, but the incident happened on Dec. 5.
The former professor said in an interview on the college's website that he started work there in 2001.
His name is no longer listed in the staff directory.
What they're saying:
Macalester College said it "does not comment on personnel matters" when asked about the incident.
What we don't know:
It is unclear what belongings were urinated on and who they belonged to.
The Source: This story uses information gathered from a St. Paul Police Department damage to property report and a statement from Macalester College.