Patrick Kindred will remain in custody until Feb. 19 following his second appearance at the Lane County Jail on Thursday morning.
The courtroom was packed as 30 friends, family and University of Oregon administrators attended to the proceeding in order to support Kindred.
“We’re concerned about all of our students and Patrick is one of our students,” Dean of Students Paul Shang said.
Kindred served as the external vice president for ASUO until his arrest on Monday evening. ASUO President Beatriz Gutierrez has placed Kindred on leave as she and other members of the Executive take on his duties.
He was arrested at the 7-Eleven on 13th Avenue for alleged criminal trespassing. Kindred faces other charges as well.
Kindred remains in custody following second court appearance
February 11, 2015
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