Kansas State fan cited for disorderly conduct

By J-W Staff Report     Feb 25, 2015

The much publicized court-storming contact between a Kansas State fan and Kansas University basketball player Jamari Traylor following the Wildcats’ Big Monday victory in Manhattan has resulted in a citing for disorderly conduct.

According to a release from Kansas State, campus police met with student Nathan Power, who came in voluntarily.

K-State police issued Power with a notice to appear in court for disorderly conduct.

The release stated Power was “cooperative throughout the process,” and the K-State Police Department “considers this matter closed.”

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