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the Commons.: mis group of atudents Lert ‘the. area of the Consons and marched to the Fastway Hall complex of dormitories, Some... ° members of this crowd began throwing rocks at the windows of the dormitories, but other members told them to stop and they did.‘ .,. The crowd marched around to Tri Tovers complex of dormitories some ee es ie * ’ a ” 7 ro ae . . ee cc co ae ™, hot ‘? a at . a ey 1 ve 1 “ . ee to. tte oy et ing a : a an "hg tao a sore eM inn) : my sot ' ap PR AFOM He ORE NS H and the number of the crowd increased to approximately 2000 people. Ae the crowd approached Dunbar Hall, they were met by a group of ONG who had formed on Midway Lane near Dunbar Hall. The ONG MEBs -3 tear gas without any type of warning at the crowd and «nd other members’ of the crowd ran into Dunbar Hall to cccape the tear gas. At approximately 9:30 or 10:00 p.m.& left Dunbar Hall and saw helicopters flying ovgzehcad, on the canpus with spot Lights shining on the ground...) obecrved be ydents dencing in the spot Liphts. At approximately 10;00 Dele, . 4ias @ Henber of a crowd gathered on Fast Main Street in ey Sat of the main gate of the KSU campus. The ONG waa blocking Main Street toward the downtown areca of Kent, Ohio. They were, nlso blocking Moin Street heading cast, placing she crowd Bam was in between the two lines of ONG. - a A student member or this “erowd gathered en Main Strect approached the ONG and talked with them for a period of tine. This etudent then spoke over 4 police loudspeaker and told the crowd that he had been adyised that if the crowd moved back onto the KSU campus President WHITE and the Mayor of Kent, Ohio, would come and talk to the students. Tne crowd moved back onto the campus and about 5 minutes after they were on the KSU canpus, the National Guard f DetiGot, gas at the students, The students — ' ‘bepan to run and ok ren a spas on Lincoin Street and - into a house on LI neo treet. As. cuas running down nm Tincoin Street, tuoriria were helping a boy and requestedE | ug + ¥ Lit aA EW ae sew that the boy had been bayoncted ah the, yo ncelped this boy into a house on Lincoln Street — hratern ity House, - _, who has been in the Shue Gntil the ambulance came. 2 aie SN aa Josh {oie houses north of ee , a friend off, Tepary BCLViCe, held the Woun ” ‘left the house where the wounded atudent was,and accompanied she “stretcher to the ambulance. As he walked by/Shig Hatlonal - Guardeman, he asked hin, "Did, vou find the nurderer?" fhe Guardiman replied tc€.jby saying, "I'd ,| ch ps. _ ghoot you as look at you, iO “tek the hell out," & a. ; rett Kent, Ondo, early Honday morning at * approxine) ey 200 aim,