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WVU police looking for dumpster fire suspects

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University Police have released surveillance images of two people accused of setting a fire on campus.

Students moved back into Morgantown Friday and throughout the weekend for Monday’s beginning of the Fall 2015 semester.

Saturday, two dumpsters fires were reported to police.  The men in the images were seen in the area of the alley between Dadisman and Stalnaker halls close to those trash bin fires.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Lt. Laurie Burks at 304.293.COPS (304.293.2677).

WVU police hope someone will recognize the people in security video outside residence halls.
WVU police hope someone will recognize the people in security video outside residence halls.
Two people were caputure on camera near where dumpsters were on fire on WVU's campus.
Two people were caputured on camera near where dumpsters were on fire on WVU’s campus.

 

 





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