The North Dakota State College of Science faces a $46,897 phone bill in a case involving a former men's basketball player accused of using a school-issued calling card for unauthorized calls.
Touhomi Ghazoul, 20, a native of Algeria, is charged with felony theft. The official charges allege that he made ``more than $10,000'' in domestic and international calls.
The Forum said it found new details on the case through an open records request. The college is in a dispute with long-distance carrier AT&T over who should pay the bill.
Science was notified of exceptionally high charges on Sept. 10. The school deactivated its nine school phone cards on Sept. 28, the Forum said.
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Since this blog follows a non-discriminatory policy, the fact that the culprit is an Arab was not removed from the above story.
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