Athens police arrest 3 from Kentucky in pre-game spree

ATHENS, Ga. --Three Kentucky fans allegedly went on a drunken rampage on the University of Georgia campus early Saturday morning, hours before their school's team beat the Bulldogs in Sanford Stadium.

UGA police say the men threw rocks at cars and buildings, breaking windows, and turned over portable toilets and knocked over police barricades before they were caught about 5 a.m. Saturday.

"It just appears these young men were drinking and decided to become destructive," UGA police Chief Jimmy Williamson said. "Everywhere they walked they were disruptive."

A witness called police to report men were throwing rocks at cars and buildings, and an officer stopped and arrested them not far from the stadium on Cedar Street near Sanford Drive, police said.

Officers retraced their path of destruction and found that windows were broken at the Biology, Poultry Sciences and Statistics buildings, and in some parked cars, police said.

Williamson estimated the damage would cost up to $3,000 to repair.

David Kenwin Humra III, 20; John Winston Harris, 19; and Judson Christopher Pitman, 19, all of Kentucky, were charged with second-degree criminal damage, a felony; two counts of criminal trespass; underage consumption of alcohol; and disorderly conduct, police said.

Humra and Harris also were charged with possession of false ID, police said, and Harris was charged with a second count of felony criminal damage.

All three men were released on bond from the Clarke County Jail.