Friday, April 3, 2009
A former University employee pleaded guilty to accusations of stealing thousands of dollars of equipment while on the job, a representative of the district attorney’s office said.
Robert Lee Sample, 56, will spend 30 days in the Douglas County Jail and the year following on probation for three counts of felony theft. He was also ordered to pay $18,650.21 in restitution.
Former Athletics employee sentenced to 37 months ...
Kassie Liebsch, 28, will serve at least three years in federal prison ...
Two sentenced in ticket scandal prosecution
Brandon Simmons and Jason Jeffries sentenced to two years probation each and ...
Judge hands out punishment for ticket scandal
Former Kansas Athletics employee, Kassie Liebsch, will serve 37 months in prison.
Former Athletics fundraising head sentenced to 57 ...
A federal judge sentenced Ben Kirtland for his involvement in the ticket-stealing ...
Many plead guilty in Athletics scandal
Former Athletics Department employees plead guilty to charges that include stealing tickets ...
Former Athletics consultant sentenced to 46 months ...
Tom Blubaugh will serve 46 months in federal prison and pay $841,111 ...
Former Kansas Athletics officials enter pleas
Four of the five officials embroiled in the ticket scandal entered not ...
Former soldier receives probation for robbery of ...
Michael Gerald, 21, also charged in the case, received 49 months in ...
Former Athletics employee pleads guilty, faces up ...
Charlette Blubaugh is the highest-ranking official to admit to taking part in ...
Former employee confesses involvment in ticket scandal
Former University of Kansas Athletics employee enters guilty plea.
University employee pleads not guilty to rape ...
A trial has been scheduled for Aug. 13.
Two more expected to enter guilty pleas ...
Charlette and Thomas Blubaugh have arranged change-of-plea hearings for next week.
Final ticket scandal defendant enters guilty plea
Ben Kirtland, former associate athletics director for development, has pleaded guilty to ...
Charges filed against former Athletics officials
The charges include up to 30 years in federal prison and up ...
Former student pleads guilty to explosives charge
Michael Vanlerberg faces between five and 20 years in prison for exploding ...
Man charged for eavesdropping in women’s bathrooms
Mason’s attorney said he was unaware of his whereabouts
Former Athletics employees plead guilty, face up ...
Kassie Liebsch and Rodney Jones pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire ...
KU technologist pleads guilty to child pornography ...
19-year University employee may face 11 years in prison for his offenses.
Warrant issued for accused peeping tom
Devin Mason failed to appear in Douglas County Court Tuesday to face ...
Two charged in KU ticket scandal ask ...
Former Athletics Department employees hope to build cases against others.
Corrections: August 23, 2007
The following correction should be made to Wednesday's University Daily Kansan
Bookstores battle back-to-school theft
Bookstores on and off campus are finding ways to decrease the amount ...
Mangino dismisses Randle from team
Former student has not paid restitution
Cem Basoflas, former student from Istanbul Turkey, still owes thousands for animal ...
Suspects plead not guilty in robbery of ...
A detective of KU Public Safety testifies that one suspect confessed to ...
Second guilty plea filed in ticket scandal
Former KU Athletics employees Brandon Simmons and Jason Jeffries filed a guilty ...
Former KU student pleads guilty to animal ...
Cem Basoflas, Istanbul sophomore, will remain in custody for 30 days until ...
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Former student pays restitution
Basoflas paid resitution the the Lawrence Humane Society and Lawrence Veterinary Hospital.
On the record: April 10, 2008
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I'll be watching you
On The Record: Sept. 12, 2007
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Arsonist convicted of two charges
Giddens pleads not guilty to battery charges
Perkins investigation taken to state level
The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission will meet to resolve the state level ...
University student charged with aggravated child endangerment
Eighteen-year-old Trevor James Benedict returned to jail after violating a protective order.
Shoplifting provides a thrill
Retailers take precautions to battle theft.
Stolen shot glasses
Schooners, shot glasses, and keg shells are a few of the items ...
On the Record
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