Washington’s Washington Vallo state lines fired at a party after the Apple Cup; A suspect was determined as a student in Washington

A offensive attack man was shot in Washington State, Sun Vallao early Sunday morning after losing the Apple Cup for Washington. A university spokeswoman said in a statement to Monday’s spokesman. Pullman police have identified the 20 -year -old Jaccori Bokanan, a student of Washington University, according to the court documents obtained by the spokesman for the audit. The authorities said that they had obtained an arrest warrant for Boukanan on Monday afternoon and plan to ship it with the first and fourth degree assault.

Vallo, a citizen of Alaska who moved from the state of Idaho in this season, was at a party with two of his teammates, Giline Caldwell and Kazavier Thorp. According to the three offensive businessmen, the three offensive businessmen were asked to work as a security security, according to court records.

The court documents indicate that the quarrel began when it was claimed that Bouchanan had assaulted a woman in the party, and hit her in her chest after she tried to defend herself. Football players intervened in the three Washington state, and Vallo was shot during the confrontation. He told the police that he “did not remember much after that” and was transferred to the Bullman Regional Hospital, where he underwent surgery to remove the bullet, According to Krem-TV in Spokan. It is expected to recover completely.

Thorb told the officers that he saw Bokanan and his companions leaving in a dark sedan, which the police later knew as a gray 2025 Hyundai Sonata. The car was rented at Seattle Takoma International Airport.

Bokanan’s lawyer, Ronnie Ray, said in a statement that the shooting was self -defense and that Boquan was trying to protect his cousin, who was also injured in the fighting.

“Washington State University can confirm that one of our athletes was a victim of gunfire in a gathering outside the campus,” WSU spokeswoman Bam Scott said in a spokesman. “The student is currently recovering and his family with him in Pullman.”

Vallo did not play in any of the four matches this season in favor of Washington State. Red Sherchery, 6 feet length, 6 feet and 310 pounds last season while moving in Idahu before the move in April.