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Let me preface this by saying I live in an apartment with 3 other people.  We each have our own room.  The problematic roommate, lets call mike, has been acting very aggresive towards another roommate we will call dave.  Mike started this behavior this semester and has a drinking problem.  Mike would get drunk throw things in our apartment including breaking our other roommates door.

Mike finally told dave why we was being so hostile towards him.  Turns out Mike had a crush on dave and no one knew he was gay.  They had their talk and things were good for about 2 days.  The drinking started happening again and the bursts of anger as well as threatening dave for reasons he would not describe.  Mike is also 350lbs and 6'4, so he is very intimidating.  Mike also has had 4 alcohol violations because we are a dry campus.

Finally Dave went to the dean and explained how he did not feel safe.  The whole apartment had to meet with the dean and this is the part I feel guilty about.

During the meeting the basic situation was explained and I felt like the dean wasn't taking it seriously enough, so I intervened.  I stated that mike drinks almost every night, is aggressive, throws things, and that he has only gotten worse as well as the fact I believe his behavior won't change.  Dave and the other roommate didn't want to talk much because they didn't want more conflict.  I told the dean that Mike needs to be kicked out of the apartment.  This was the statement I felt i had to make because no one else would say it.  I'm worried he may be kicked out of school entirely.  I feel the most guilty about the fact that he only has one more semester and then he graduates.  Did I go too far and jeopardize his college education?
<bot>: Mike is violent and agressive, turns out he likes other roommate.  I might have gotten him kicked out of school for what I said to the dean.