ASU student seriously hurt after fall from second story of residential hall
An ASU student suffered serious injuries after falling from the second story of a residence hall on Sunday morning.
An ASU student was seriously injured after falling from the second story of a residence hall during an attempted stunt. (Photo: KTAR News/Kevin Stone)
(Photo: KTAR News/Kevin Stone)
PHOENIX — An Arizona State University student was seriously injured after a stunt gone wrong over the weekend, authorities said.
According to ASU police, officers responded to a residential hall early Sunday morning after a student fell from the second floor during an attempted stunt.
Officers provided aid before the student was taken to a nearby hospital.
The department said the student has serious injuries, but they are not considered to be life-threatening.
The incident happened at the Hassayampa Academic Village on the university’s Tempe campus, according to police.
No other details about the stunt and fall were released.
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College students and lots of alcohol available, what could possibly go wrong?
I'm guessing this "student" was not majoring in Physics ..
"a student fell from the second floor during an attempted stunt"
The student was taken to a nearby hospital and treated for stupidity....