UNF Students Arrested for Filing False Police Report

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Three UNF students were arrested for filing a false police report after a UPD investigation revealed the alleged robbery on Oct.16 never occurred on campus, according to a campus release. According to the original report, the students claimed the males were all wearing black hoodie sweatshirts and carrying kitchen knives. The students have now admitted to police that the incident never happened on campus, according to the release. Stay with your OTV NEWS and UNF Spinnaker.com for the latest.

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