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Ra Virgil And Mu Hall Case Study
RA Virgil was walking down the corridor on the 3rd floor west wing in MU hall towards the west stair corridor when he detected a strong odor of marijuana. As he got closer to the stairs, the odor became stronger and more pronounced. RA Virgil was able to narrow it down to one of two rooms at the end of the hall. RA Virgil then called the RA on duty, Donovan Jackson and informed him of the situation. RA Donovan responded to MU hall and walked down the same hallway and confirmed that there was a odor of marijuana. RA Donovan then called USF Police department and about 10 minutes later two officers from UP responded. They met both RA's in the common area of MU hall and were informed of the situation. Both RA's then walked the officers down the

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