Campus arrest linked to laptop theft during flood
Campus police arrested a man on Sunday they say they believe stole several laptops from Cristol Chemistry and the Engineering Center during the last two weeks.
Troy Wayne Sennet mugshot. (Courtesy CU Police Department)
Troy Wayne Sennet, 43, was arrested east of Norlin Library on suspicion of second-degree burglary, theft and false reporting. He has previously been convicted of burglary, according to a police report from CU Police Department.
This incident follows the Saturday morning arrest of Matthew Stringer on suspicion of trespassing. Stringer, another previously convicted burglar, was seen by an officer in Ramaley Biology.
Contact CU Independent Managing Editor Annie Melton at Anne.melton@colorado.edu.
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