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Man Ejaculates in Library, Witness Says
man who allegedly masturbated onto a computer screen, keyboard and chair in Morgan Library called the accusation against him a "witch hunt" by overzealous library officials.
A witness says he's sure Fort Collins resident Larry Holgerson, 48, is the man who ejaculated in Room 165 in the library late last month, according to a police report.
Police last week ordered Holgerson to appear in court. They issued him a court summons after library employee Robert Cerda identified him as the man who had used the allegedly semen-spattered computer, according to the report.
Holgerson says he was in Room 165 of Morgan Library on Jan. 27, but denies masturbating and says the accusation against him is ridiculous.
"For him to conclude that I have the ejaculatory capacity to hit the screen is ludicrous," he said in an interview with the Collegian on Friday afternoon. "At 48, I don't have the distance."
Holgerson, who moved to Fort Collins from Denver about a year ago and does not attend CSU, said he often uses Morgan Library to edit articles for a magazine.
"What a nightmare this is," he said. "This whole thing is turning out to be a nightmare for someone who just wanted to use the library."
Cerda, a junior animal sciences major, is the only witness to the incident, police say. He did not see Holgerson commit the alleged act.
Cerda was contacted by the Collegian on Saturday but declined to comment, saying he'd rather not speak to the media about the matter.
At about 7:15 p.m. on Jan. 27, Cerda claimed he saw a man making strange body movements, but didn't think much of it at the time, the report states.
However, when the man left, Cerda walked over to where the man had been sitting and saw the sticky mess.
Cerda said the man making the strange body movements, who he would later identify as Holgerson, was the last to leave the room.
Police weren't contacted about this incident because Holgerson had already left and his identity was unknown at the time, Cerda told police.
At about 3 p.m. on Jan. 30, Cerda spotted Holgerson in the library again and alerted police that the man he saw masturbating three days ago had just exited the library, the report states.
Police caught up with Holgerson while he was walking north on the Plaza east of the Lory Student Center, and escorted him back to the library.
"(Cerda) never claimed to see me do anything," Holgerson said.
Police issued a summons ordering Holgerson to appear in court for "disposing bodily waste," a Fort Collins municipal code law that mandates all "human bodily waste" to be disposed of in "a toilet, urinal or other receptacle designed, intended and made available for such use."
The officer who wrote the report, Ed Bozic, declined to comment, referring the case to CSUPD spokeswoman Yvonne Paez.
Paez said she has heard of masturbation in the library before and even responded to a case in December. But it wasn't to this degree, she said.
"There wasn't stuff all over the place," she said.
Student reaction to the alleged incident ranged from shock to amusement.
"I've heard weirder," said freshman Zach Weeks.
However, he had a theory as to why someone might splash semen all over the place.
"Maybe he ran out of Kleenex that day," Weeks said.
Another student lacked such a theory.
"Your guess is as good as mine," said Jon Mohl, a graduate student studying microbiology.
Lt. Mark Childress took a sample of the white substance, Bozic wrote. Childress was not available for comment late Friday afternoon.
However at this point, according to Holgerson, he has not been asked to provide a semen sample. But if he does provide one, Holgerson said, he's completely confident it won't match.
Holgerson says his summons is the result of a "witch hunt."
The university, he says, has a problem with pornography, which visitors are allowed to view in Morgan Library, and that he's just a scapegoat to show they're cracking down.
"They're overzealous about it," he said.
George Jaramillo, assistant dean of the library, said library officials are not cracking down on viewing legal pornography.
"We only have the authority to call the police if they're viewing child porn," he said. "Other than that we haven't done anything to crack down. That would be a violation of student rights."
Holgerson denies viewing pornography in the library. He said he will fight the masturbation allegation in court and will clear his name.
The Fort Collins resident is set to appear in court on March 13.
But no matter what deed anyone did on a library computer, it's not the worst thing in the world, Weeks said.
He added: "I'd rather have him be indecent to a computer than to other people."
man who allegedly masturbated onto a computer screen, keyboard and chair in Morgan Library called the accusation against him a "witch hunt" by overzealous library officials.
A witness says he's sure Fort Collins resident Larry Holgerson, 48, is the man who ejaculated in Room 165 in the library late last month, according to a police report.
Police last week ordered Holgerson to appear in court. They issued him a court summons after library employee Robert Cerda identified him as the man who had used the allegedly semen-spattered computer, according to the report.
Holgerson says he was in Room 165 of Morgan Library on Jan. 27, but denies masturbating and says the accusation against him is ridiculous.
"For him to conclude that I have the ejaculatory capacity to hit the screen is ludicrous," he said in an interview with the Collegian on Friday afternoon. "At 48, I don't have the distance."
Holgerson, who moved to Fort Collins from Denver about a year ago and does not attend CSU, said he often uses Morgan Library to edit articles for a magazine.
"What a nightmare this is," he said. "This whole thing is turning out to be a nightmare for someone who just wanted to use the library."
Cerda, a junior animal sciences major, is the only witness to the incident, police say. He did not see Holgerson commit the alleged act.
Cerda was contacted by the Collegian on Saturday but declined to comment, saying he'd rather not speak to the media about the matter.
At about 7:15 p.m. on Jan. 27, Cerda claimed he saw a man making strange body movements, but didn't think much of it at the time, the report states.
However, when the man left, Cerda walked over to where the man had been sitting and saw the sticky mess.
Cerda said the man making the strange body movements, who he would later identify as Holgerson, was the last to leave the room.
Police weren't contacted about this incident because Holgerson had already left and his identity was unknown at the time, Cerda told police.
At about 3 p.m. on Jan. 30, Cerda spotted Holgerson in the library again and alerted police that the man he saw masturbating three days ago had just exited the library, the report states.
Police caught up with Holgerson while he was walking north on the Plaza east of the Lory Student Center, and escorted him back to the library.
"(Cerda) never claimed to see me do anything," Holgerson said.
Police issued a summons ordering Holgerson to appear in court for "disposing bodily waste," a Fort Collins municipal code law that mandates all "human bodily waste" to be disposed of in "a toilet, urinal or other receptacle designed, intended and made available for such use."
The officer who wrote the report, Ed Bozic, declined to comment, referring the case to CSUPD spokeswoman Yvonne Paez.
Paez said she has heard of masturbation in the library before and even responded to a case in December. But it wasn't to this degree, she said.
"There wasn't stuff all over the place," she said.
Student reaction to the alleged incident ranged from shock to amusement.
"I've heard weirder," said freshman Zach Weeks.
However, he had a theory as to why someone might splash semen all over the place.
"Maybe he ran out of Kleenex that day," Weeks said.
Another student lacked such a theory.
"Your guess is as good as mine," said Jon Mohl, a graduate student studying microbiology.
Lt. Mark Childress took a sample of the white substance, Bozic wrote. Childress was not available for comment late Friday afternoon.
However at this point, according to Holgerson, he has not been asked to provide a semen sample. But if he does provide one, Holgerson said, he's completely confident it won't match.
Holgerson says his summons is the result of a "witch hunt."
The university, he says, has a problem with pornography, which visitors are allowed to view in Morgan Library, and that he's just a scapegoat to show they're cracking down.
"They're overzealous about it," he said.
George Jaramillo, assistant dean of the library, said library officials are not cracking down on viewing legal pornography.
"We only have the authority to call the police if they're viewing child porn," he said. "Other than that we haven't done anything to crack down. That would be a violation of student rights."
Holgerson denies viewing pornography in the library. He said he will fight the masturbation allegation in court and will clear his name.
The Fort Collins resident is set to appear in court on March 13.
But no matter what deed anyone did on a library computer, it's not the worst thing in the world, Weeks said.
He added: "I'd rather have him be indecent to a computer than to other people."
Man convicted in library incident
ort Collins resident Larry Holgerson was convicted of ejaculating onto a computer screen, mouse and keyboard in Morgan Library, putting a period on a seminal whodunit that has loomed over the library since January.
Holgerson, 48, was fined $75 after pleading no contest, but the penalty was suspended on two conditions: For one year, he must commit no misdemeanors and he must stay away from CSU.
The municipal code law that Holgerson was charged under - depositing bodily waste - is the same misdemeanor used to prosecute those caught spitting in public.
Holgerson had vehemently denied allegations that he masturbated in the library, saying in an interview with the Collegian shortly after the Jan. 27 incident that at his age he didn't have "the distance" to nail the computer screen.
But though he entered a no contest plea, the man still has not technically admitted to the deed.
A no contest plea means Holgerson did not contest the charge, yet also did not admit to the allegation. Therefore, the court found him guilty because no defense was presented.
A library employee, CSU student Robert Cerda, told police he witnessed Holgerson making strange body movements at a computer station in Room 165 of Morgan Library that Friday evening.
When Cerda examined the station after the man had left, he found the area coated in semen, according to a police report.
CSU Police issued Holgerson a court summons the following Monday, after Cerda had spotted him in the library again.
CSU students interviewed on Sunday showed that when it comes to the integrity of their library computers, the Ram is not a forgiving animal.
Dan Heffron, a junior political science major, said that at the least Holgerson should be given community service.
"If he's going to destroy the campus, maybe he needs to clean it up," he said.
David Lacy, a junior chemistry major, said the incident has affected the way he uses the library. He stays away from corners - the result of this incident and other instances where he saw others viewing pornography.
For Lacy, the humiliation of being named in the campus paper is not enough of a punishment: "He should pay for a new keyboard and maybe a new computer."
ort Collins resident Larry Holgerson was convicted of ejaculating onto a computer screen, mouse and keyboard in Morgan Library, putting a period on a seminal whodunit that has loomed over the library since January.
Holgerson, 48, was fined $75 after pleading no contest, but the penalty was suspended on two conditions: For one year, he must commit no misdemeanors and he must stay away from CSU.
The municipal code law that Holgerson was charged under - depositing bodily waste - is the same misdemeanor used to prosecute those caught spitting in public.
Holgerson had vehemently denied allegations that he masturbated in the library, saying in an interview with the Collegian shortly after the Jan. 27 incident that at his age he didn't have "the distance" to nail the computer screen.
But though he entered a no contest plea, the man still has not technically admitted to the deed.
A no contest plea means Holgerson did not contest the charge, yet also did not admit to the allegation. Therefore, the court found him guilty because no defense was presented.
A library employee, CSU student Robert Cerda, told police he witnessed Holgerson making strange body movements at a computer station in Room 165 of Morgan Library that Friday evening.
When Cerda examined the station after the man had left, he found the area coated in semen, according to a police report.
CSU Police issued Holgerson a court summons the following Monday, after Cerda had spotted him in the library again.
CSU students interviewed on Sunday showed that when it comes to the integrity of their library computers, the Ram is not a forgiving animal.
Dan Heffron, a junior political science major, said that at the least Holgerson should be given community service.
"If he's going to destroy the campus, maybe he needs to clean it up," he said.
David Lacy, a junior chemistry major, said the incident has affected the way he uses the library. He stays away from corners - the result of this incident and other instances where he saw others viewing pornography.
For Lacy, the humiliation of being named in the campus paper is not enough of a punishment: "He should pay for a new keyboard and maybe a new computer."
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lol at this story this part made me lol
"For him to conclude that I have the ejaculatory capacity to hit the screen is ludicrous," he said in an interview with the Collegian on Friday afternoon. "At 48, I don't have the distance."
