FORT COLLINS - Fifteen people - including eight Colorado State University students - face charges as a result of the April 27 party-turned-riot where police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of students.
Two people were charged with inciting a riot: Kyle Stephen Griffin, 20, and Kodi Don Noel, 24.
Cameron Walker Isaacks, 23, and CSU student Joseph Daniel Steinkirchner, 22, face charges for engaging in a riot.
Houwer "Mike" Moar Argueta-Garcia, a 20-year-old CSU student, was cited for disorderly conduct - a petty offense.
The eight people who police said hosted the three parties face municipal misdemeanors for nuisance gatherings - which could carry up to $1,000 fines.
•Jared Charles Doll, 22
•Ethan Leslie Lewinskas-Hodgson, 23, CSU student
•Jeremy Brian Smith, 21, CSU student
•Michael Aaron King, 23, CSU student
•Andrew Ellipsis Simmons, 25
•Tyler Michael Loendorf, 21, CSU student
•Zachary Alan Vonthun, 21
•Dane Elliot Shore, 21, CSU student
Two others face charges for unreasonable noise: Kapri Lashaw Bibbs, a 20-year-old CSU student and Evan Louis Edwards, 21.
The parties were shut down after police were called to the neighborhood when residents complained about large crowds - that numbered up to 300 people - in the street. Police attempted to disperse the partygoers until they became unruly and aggressive, breaking bottles, climbing streetlight poles, cars and trees and throwing bottles at police.
Police had to use pepper spray and tear gas to disperse some party goers. Three people were transported to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
