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    You are at:Home»Local News»Geary County»Geary County arrest of well-known former K-State student

    Geary County arrest of well-known former K-State student

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    By KMAN Staff on October 12, 2016 Geary County, K-State Activity, Local News, Top Story
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    A former K-State student who made national headlines last month for a Snapchat photo that went viral has been arrested in Geary County.
    Saturday’s arrest report from the Geary County Sheriff’s office indicates Paige Shoemaker was taken into custody Friday evening shortly after 5:30 for theft.
    Paige Shoemaker, courtesy Geary County Sheriff's Department
    Paige Shoemaker, courtesy Geary County Sheriff’s Department
    Shoemaker’s name was incorrectly spelled on the original report which delayed the connection.
    Shoemaker apologized for what’s been described as a racist picture but not before the photo went viral, drawing responses from K-State officials and the Black Student Union at K-State. Shoemaker was expelled from K-State in 2015.
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