Texas A&M student accused of drunken vandalism at George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Complex

A Texas A&M student was arrested Saturday morning in connection with a wave of vandalism at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station.

According to Texas news outlets, 20-year-old Kobe Mcadoo was taken into custody by Texas A&M police after busting a window in an attempt to set a fire inside the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center.

He is also accused of setting a car on fire in the parking lot of the Bush Library and breaking into an SUV.

Police told the outlet Mcadoo was “extremely intoxicated” at the time of his arrest.

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Few details are available at this time, and a motive for the vandalism is not yet known.

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Mcadoo is in the Brazos County Jail facing charges for public intoxication, burglary of a building and burglary of vehicles. 

Texas A&M police and the State Fire Marshal’s Office are investigating the incidents.