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fftn WWW.RBDANDBLACK.COM Student arrested on child pornography charges By TIFFANY STEVENS The Red & Black University student Kyle Thomas Qlasser, 21, was arrested Wednesday at about 7 p.m. and charged with sexu al exploitation of a child. He was sought in connection with the discovery of child pornography on a computer he owned. Officials found three child ONLINE Police Documents Burglary in player’s room ends in arrest By JACOB DEMMITT The Red & Black University Police issued arrest warrants Tuesday for three men suspected of involvement in an Oct. 4 burglary at an apartment belong ing to four football players. Troy Keyshawn Clayton now faces seven felony charges, includ ing one burglary and six counts of financial transaction card fraud. According to the University Police report, a football player told police he left his McWhorter Hall dorm room on Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. The front door was locked, but the victim told police the door to his bedroom was unlocked. When the residents returned around 2 p.m., they discovered the bedroom had been entered and items were missing, the report states. An investigation eventually led to Clayton being arrested and charged with burglary. He was booked in the Clarke County Jail Wednesday night. He has also been charged with six counts of financial transaction card fraud after he allegedly attempted to use the victim’s debit card at several websites and an ATM, according to the warrants. The University Police daily log reports two other individuals have also been charged in connection to this burglary. Kenneth Wilcoxson, Jr. and Brandon Everett King both face one count of misdemeanor theft by receiving, according to the log. This is King’s second arrest this week. He was also arrested by Athens- Clarke County Police on Oct. 11 on charges of driving without a license. Corey Smith trades chalk for microphone Singer’s lyrics take on new form By JOE WILLIAMS The Red & Black Like most things in life, Corey Smith’s love for the University start ed with a girl. “I originally went to Gainesville College and pretty much flunked out there," Smith said. “But then I met my wife. She went to West Georgia, so I followed her out to West Georgia. I went to school there for a year, really discovered my love for academics. But then she got into Georgia, so I followed her to Georgia. I didn’t really want to go, because coming from Jefferson, I'm sunny and bright nfff HighTl\ Low 42 J Where’s ' Mikey? You can find President Adams fen getting pumped tor tomorrow's game at H the Homecoming jQ. Parade It starts at ■A 6 p.m. -be there! Thef\ Red&Black An independent student newspaper serving the University of Georgia community ESTABLISHED 1893, INDEPENDENT 1980 pom photos on Olasser’s computer. According to an earlier Red & Black report, University Police began inves tigating the case on Sept. 28 after receiving a report from law enforcement in Minneapolis that a technical support company found the pom on Glasser’s computer. University Police Chief Jimmy Williamson said all three images were of children Hk* mm ?v '■ : ! . iJP ’’ * JM f ■* ' ',. jff- £ 4v ;. s fS|Bßil * ‘ a 7 #- m ■■ | i'l . nj AftHUTY NA I TUI Rto A Buci ▲ Doormen at bars can get in trouble if police catch them accepting fake IDs. Police often perform alcohol compliance checks to ensure this doesn't happen. PRINKIN’ AGAIN When: Tonight at 8 Where: Classic Center Price: sl9- $29 just 20 minutes away. I sort of grew up in Athens.” Instead of succumbing to Saturday football fever right away, the country-influenced solo artist opted to avoid the crowds. It wasn’t until the Georgia- Georgia Tech game of his junior year that Smith was finally introduced to Georgia football. “I always wanted to be different. I didn’t want to do what everyone else was doing,” Smith said. “But then I finally went to my first game, which was a Georgia-Georgia Tech game. It was in the rain, and we got our ass CRIME MAP jjm Index Friday, October 15, 2010 ONLINE Police Documents under the age of thirteen. “From the images I’ve seen, all of the photos are preteen,” Williamson said. According to Athens- Clarke County court docu ments, two of the images were deleted and one was found in BOUNCED CHECK kicked.” Despite watching an epic loss to a rival unfold in the pouring rain. Smith was overwhelmed. “I went there and saw the crowd, and saw the passion, and heard the songs and heard Munson’s voice on the loudspeaker, and part of it was justTeally emotional-feeling,” Smith said. “It had a big impact on me inspired me, I guess. Prom then on I was in it.” Smith’s musical career represents an anomaly —a “too good to be true” stoty of finding success in a dream long passed. Although Smith’s south ern flare of storytelling entwined in personal meaning will be showcased tonight at the Classic Center, which seats more than 2,000 comfortably, Smith’s humble beginnings far See SMITH, Page SA Check out our website to find out if there is crime on your neighborhood street. News 2A Opinions 4A a LlmeWire folder labeled “Incomplete downloads.” Williamson said none of the images were taken by Olasser. “If he had taken the pho tos, the charges would have been different. People in the U.S. who are interested in that sort of thing kind of assume that if they take the picture, they’ll go to Jail,” he said. “(Law officials] found FOURTH & FOREVER tA Variety 5A Sports 6A years ago that many of these images were coming from for eign countries, where we had no way to help. Law enforce ment In the U.S. decided that we were Indirectly helping an Industry that harms children, and so we developed laws for possessing child pom as well.” Williamson said he did not know if the Images originated from foreign countries. GETTING OUT THE VOTE ■HHeSHHL Jkaaßßmum KATHRYN INWALL I TANARUS Red * Sue. ▲ Campaign staff Hand out stickers urging voters to cast ballots for Johnny Isakson at a Republican tailgate Saturday. Story page 2A. The only prediction that actually matters... kind of. Page 5A A* t ‘* Family Matters. First & Goal. Section B Vol. 118, No. 44 | Athens, Georgia Attitudes vary about underage admittance By DANIEL BURNETT The Red & Black Editor’s Note: This week, The Red & Black investigates fake ID use at the University. Look online to see the full series. Caleb Allred has seen it all before. The shifty demeanor. The ner vous movements. “You can tell when they’re about to give you a fake one, they'll get all fishy and not make eye contact." said • ■UBH K Allred, a doorman at Last Call and New Earth Music Hall until last month. “Fake IDs are really easy to spot for the most part.” The former University student and Summerville native said it’s a nightly occurrence for those underage to try to slip by with a fake or someone elae’s real identification. “At New Earth, I’d say, depend ing on the show, as many as 30 percent of them were fake," he said. “Last Call, probably sub stantially higher since It’s a younger crowd.” But it’s not just the underage drinkers at fault. Allred said it’s common for some doormen to knowingly allow underage patrons to enter; and each doorman has his own degree of leniency on giv ing those in their late teens and See FAKE, Page 2A CAN HE FIX IT? w Crossword.... 2A Sudoku 4B QLASSER Construction workers chose to work out their problems with their fists. Page 2A