22-Year-Old Found on Minnesota High School Football Team

Kelvin Luebke enrolled with false documents to White Bear Lake

A Minnesota high school is facing scrutiny after a 22-year-old enrolled and joined the high school football team.

White Bear Lake High School discovered that Kelvin Luebke, a 22-year-old man, had used fraudulent documents to enroll as a senior.

According to a report by Alpha News, White Bear Lake principal Russ Reez and the school district “promptly started an investigation” after receiving multiple reports that an individual over the age of 21 had enrolled.

BREAKING: 22 year old man appears to have enrolled in White Bear Lake High School with fraudulent documents and a false identity.

According to online posts he said he was 17 years old and a senior at the school.

He is now in police custody.

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“Upon our initial investigation, we have determined that while enrolling this individual we followed our enrollment process, which is as rigorous as state law allows,” Reez said. “The individual appears to have provided fraudulent documentation and a false identity to enroll.”

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Reetz is currently in custody over the ordeal, being held on theft and lewdness charges. 

“Please rest assured that the safety and well-being of all students is our top priority,” Reetz said. “I am grateful to the staff members, families and students who saw something and decided to report it. These reports led to our investigation.

“We take all concerns seriously, and appropriate steps are taken any time there is a potential threat to student safety.”

White Bear Lake is currently 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the conference, coming off a 32-3 loss to Forest Lake. They are scheduled to face Stillwater on the road this Friday night before concluding the season with Woodbury and Mounds View.

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