College Swimmer Arrested After Security Guard’s Death in Maui
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College Swimmer Arrested After Security Guard’s Death in Maui

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A college athlete was arrested Thursday and accused of killing a 63-year-old security guard at a Hawaiian beachfront resort. Police found the swimmer naked and wandering through the streets of Maui before the attack, according to reports. The alleged assailant reportedly used a five-gallon water bottle to beat the security guard, resulting in his death.

Reports indicate the suspect is a champion swimmer attending college; however, authorities have not released his name. No motive for the attack has been stated by police. Left and right-leaning outlets agree on these core facts.

No right-leaning sources reported this story beyond the New York Post. The incident occurred overnight at the resort, and the suspect fled on foot before being apprehended.

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