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SUMMARY: On 01/08/17 at approx. 2145 CVA resident Andrea Richards reported to Siena Heights University (SHU) Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) that during winter break Megan Kennedy went into her room (CVA 111) and borrowed some of her clothes without her permission. Then latter that night Kennedy went back to her room slept on her bed and had sex with unknown male.

INFORMATION: I Sr. Officer Chad Stephenson spoke with Richards she stated that on 01/01/17 she was looking at Victoria Hall's Snapchat when she seen a pic of Hall and Kennedy. In the pic Kennedy was wearing a shirt that resembled one like she owns. After Richards returned to campus on 01/08/17 Hall stated to her that on new years eve night when Hall was with Kennedy that Kennedy
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