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For at least two hours Tuesday night into this morning, Penn State Police investigated a Nittany Apartments residence that, according to an online Penn State directory, is inhabited by multiple football players.
Penn State Police Sgt. Brian Bittner said police were investigating "an incident." He would not comment further.
Police entered apartment 5204 late last night for unknown reasons. According to the directory, defensive end Maurice Evans, cornerback A.J. Wallace and defensive tackle Abe Koroma live in apartment 5204.
It was not immediately clear if any other people live in the apartment.
At least four Penn State Police vehicles were at the scene -- a Special Response Unit, two cruisers and an SUV.
State College Police said Tuesday night they did not know anything about the incident.
Various people milled about the scene around 11 p.m., though the crowd had thinned to about five or six by 1 a.m. this morning.
Many people outside declined comment.
University spokesman Bill Mahon said he did not know anything about the incident when reached by phone late Tuesday night.
Neither Sports Information Director Jeff Nelson nor Football Communications and Branding Director Guido D'Elia could be immediately reached for comment late Tuesday night.
At one point, police took photos inside apartment 5204.
At 1 a.m., police were still inside the apartment. By1:15 a.m., the Special Response Unit had left.
Police would not say what time they initially entered the apartment.
At about 11:45 p.m. Tuesday, a woman taped notebook paper over apartment 5204's number. The curtains were also closed in apartment 5204.
Police were seen carrying a cardboard box with a bag or envelope inside. Police took the box inside apartment 5204.
At about 1:30 a.m. today, four police officers left the apartment, one carrying two paper bags and another carrying a cardboard box.
At least one member of Residence Life was inside the apartment. At about 1:30 a.m., he left with another man, the two of them carrying a speaker, a speaker stand and two duffel bags. They then re-entered the apartment and carried out two more bags and two hard cases.
The Residence Life official declined to comment.
Evans was named a preseason All-American for Penn State and started last week against Coastal Carolina. He recorded two tackles in that game.
Koroma -- another defensive starter -- also had two tackles, while Wallace recorded two tackles playing cornerback and also returned a kickoff for 35 yards last week.
Penn State Police Sgt. Brian Bittner said police were investigating "an incident." He would not comment further.
Police entered apartment 5204 late last night for unknown reasons. According to the directory, defensive end Maurice Evans, cornerback A.J. Wallace and defensive tackle Abe Koroma live in apartment 5204.
It was not immediately clear if any other people live in the apartment.
At least four Penn State Police vehicles were at the scene -- a Special Response Unit, two cruisers and an SUV.
State College Police said Tuesday night they did not know anything about the incident.
Various people milled about the scene around 11 p.m., though the crowd had thinned to about five or six by 1 a.m. this morning.
Many people outside declined comment.
University spokesman Bill Mahon said he did not know anything about the incident when reached by phone late Tuesday night.
Neither Sports Information Director Jeff Nelson nor Football Communications and Branding Director Guido D'Elia could be immediately reached for comment late Tuesday night.
At one point, police took photos inside apartment 5204.
At 1 a.m., police were still inside the apartment. By1:15 a.m., the Special Response Unit had left.
Police would not say what time they initially entered the apartment.
At about 11:45 p.m. Tuesday, a woman taped notebook paper over apartment 5204's number. The curtains were also closed in apartment 5204.
Police were seen carrying a cardboard box with a bag or envelope inside. Police took the box inside apartment 5204.
At about 1:30 a.m. today, four police officers left the apartment, one carrying two paper bags and another carrying a cardboard box.
At least one member of Residence Life was inside the apartment. At about 1:30 a.m., he left with another man, the two of them carrying a speaker, a speaker stand and two duffel bags. They then re-entered the apartment and carried out two more bags and two hard cases.
The Residence Life official declined to comment.
Evans was named a preseason All-American for Penn State and started last week against Coastal Carolina. He recorded two tackles in that game.
Koroma -- another defensive starter -- also had two tackles, while Wallace recorded two tackles playing cornerback and also returned a kickoff for 35 yards last week.
