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 By now everyone has seen the nine minutes of YouTube footage depicting an intoxicated 19-year-old Luke Gatti, as he assaults and belittles the manager of University of Connecticut’s Union Street Market cafeteria while begging for an order of jalapeno bacon mac and cheese. The video ends as a police officer puts the kid in handcuffs and escorts him off campus. (See mugshot.) 
  
 Gatti was charged that Sunday evening with a breach of peace in the second degree and criminal trespassing. And, as a result of the minor’s intoxication and misconduct, Gatti was reportedly expelled from the University of Connecticut. 
  
 We reached out to the university to confirm Gatti’s expulsion, but, judging by tweets from the student body on Wednesday morning, it sounds as if he won’t get to have a bite of Union Street’s jalapeno bacon mac and cheese ever again. 
  
 Shouts to Mac and cheese kid for getting expelled today lol — Kristian (@KManushi) October 7, 2015 
  
 Mac and cheese kid is leaving campus. Looks like @uconn did the right thing and expelled him. #Deuces — Ryan (@YoungJands) October 7, 2015 
  
 Some kid got expelled from uconn today because he was drunk and causing a huge scene bc he couldn’t get his mac and cheese 😂😂😂 — Leah Blaetterlein ?? (@leah_raeee) October 7, 2015 
  
 Cat about to get expelled from UConn over mac and cheese. What a dumbass smh — Alley Al (@_TheRealAlvin_) October 6, 2015 
  
 The diligent staff at Barstool Sports snagged the below Snapchat photos from an unidentified account of Gatti, allegedly packing and leaving UConn campus. 
  
 In 2014, when Gatti was attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst, he was arrested for disorderly conduct . During the arrest, he called the detective the N-word. 
  
 UPDATE 1:18 p.m.: Sunday’s police report does not reflect that Gatti said “Fuck you, nigger!” to the arresting officer. Gatti used the phrase during his November 2014 arrest, not his 2015 arrest. Language in the post has been updated to correct the error. 
  
 [photos: Barstool Sports, CT Post] ||||| A UConn student with an apparent craving for macaroni and cheese is now the unfortunate star of a viral video after his obscenity-laced tantrum in the Storrs campus' Student Union was posted late Monday. 
  
 The explicit clip, which lasts more than nine minutes and has appeared on USA Today's sports blog, Deadspin, Thought Catalog and various other outlets, shows a student attempting to purchase macaroni and cheese arguing with the Union Street Market's manager, who can be heard refusing the student service for openly carrying an alcoholic beverage. 
  
 Luke V. Gatti, 19, of Bayville, N.Y., was arrested by UConn police at about 10 p.m. Sunday night after becoming “verbally and physically abusive” toward staff at the UConn Student Union, according to a police report. 
  
 He was charged with second-degree breach of peace and first-degree criminal trespass, the police report said. He is scheduled to be in court on Oct. 13. 
  
 Attempts to reach Gatti at the university and at his family’s home were unsuccessful. 
  
 Police were summoned by a 911 caller who reported that a man was refusing to leave the Union Street Market and that the “disturbance had now become physical,” according to the UConn police report. 
  
 In the video, the student berates the manager using an array of curse words before finally shoving him in the chest, at which point an employee steps in to subdue him. A police officer arrives and places the student in handcuffs before escorting him out in front of a crowd of onlookers. 
  
 The original YouTube video, which has been viewed more than 74,000 times as of noon Tuesday, is posted below. 
  
 WARNING: The clip contains graphic language. 
  
 “Upon arrival police saw Gatti being detained by Union Street Market employees,” the report said. “Police took Gatti into custody and learned through statements that Gatti had been refused service due to drinking alcohol in the market. After being told to leave several times, Gatti refused and became verbally and physically abusive with staff. Gatti shoved the manager several times before he was detained by staff.” 
  
 UConn spokeswoman Stephanie Reitz said federal student privacy provisions prevent the university from discussing potential discipline cases. 
  
 "Generally speaking, any UConn student found to have violated the provisions of the Student Code may face penalties imposed by the Division of Student Affairs that range from probation to expulsion," Reitz said. 
  
 Gatti was previously a student at the University of Massachusetts and was twice arrested last year on disorderly conduct charges, according to the Daily Hampshire Gazette in Northampton, Massachusetts. 
  
 During one of those arrests, he was accused of using a racial slur against a police officer, court filings show. 
  
 Information from the Associated Press is included. |||||
Output:
A 19-year-old University of Connecticut student was arrested Sunday night after a drunken argument involving mac and cheese. A video of the incident posted Monday has more than 1.6 million views and includes the lines, "Just give me some f---ing bacon jalapeno mac and cheese" and "I'm very hungry, man." Luke Gatti—who was being denied mac and cheese because he was allegedly intoxicated and carrying a container of alcohol, which is against campus policy—also hurls slurs and gets physical with workers at the campus eatery in the nine-minute video before finally being taken down by one of the workers and then arrested as he yells, among other things, "Let me get my shoes. What the f--- happened to my shoes?" He was charged with trespassing and breach of peace, the Hartford Courant reports; other students have been tweeting that he was also expelled.