Three FB Players Arrested

UNTLifer · August 10

Article in DRC. I couldn’t open the article since I met my article limit. Headline says they were arrested and released for criminal trespassing.

MCMLXXX · August 10

All 3 are transfers and actual date of alleged offense is April 4. Article reports it as a Class A misdemeanor (likely a habitation).

I won't mention the names.

Edited August 10 by MCMLXXX

GMG_Dallas · August 10

Two Texas transfers and Spruells the Northern Arizona transfers. All on defense in the secondary.

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https://dentonrc.com/sports/colleges/mean_green/three-members-of-unt-football-team-arrested-released-on-criminal-trespass-charges/article_104dc678-56a3-11ef-9661-0b46bb5bb1d9.html

Edited August 10 by GMG_Dallas

Matt from A700 · August 10

News of a 2021 hazing incident and trespassing from April in the same week. The timing of this stuff coming out is fishy to me.

SUMG · August 10

The incident took place on April 4. The players were arrested by campus police on August 9. Proving that there will never be a TV show called: CSI:UNTPD

Cougar King · August 10

Well arrests typically translates into winning games, so we'll see if that works out for UNT.

Edited August 10 by Cougar King

jtm0097 · August 10

At least they didn't rob someone like the UTSA players.

I'm sure the staff made them run until they puked.

DentonStang · August 10

Recruit blatant criminal thugs other programs are afraid to touch. Mimicking the TCU rebuilding plan I see.

But seriously, unless they are in al Qaeda or Chinese, trespassing into a superfund site or infrastructure just seems like harmless exploring.

Trespassing into a habitation, but notably not breaking and entering..... Don't know what that would be but doesn't sound like a robbery

GMG_Dallas · August 10

19 minutes ago, DentonStang said:

Recruit blatant criminal thugs other programs are afraid to touch. Mimicking the TCU rebuilding plan I see.

But seriously, unless they are in al Qaeda or Chinese, trespassing into a superfund site or infrastructure just seems like harmless exploring.

Trespassing into a habitation, but notably not breaking and entering..... Don't know what that would be but doesn't sound like a robbery

Likely harmless charge involving a prank gone wrong. Entered a habitation to do some shenanigans but didn't do anything related to a felony, theft, or assault. Or a vacant apartment/house.

Jonnyeagle · August 10

Denton should have more important things to do with their time honestly. Very disappointed to see these headlines heading into the season.

greenjoe · August 10

I would guess these 3 went to someone’s house or apartment and did something stupid. The police were called and the police asked the resident if they wanted the 3 FB players “criminally trespassed.” Resident said yes. If they come back they can be arrested.

So they came back. It was my experience they might have even been invited back. Nonetheless, something else happened. Maybe this time a neighbor called the police. Police arrive, find the players have been criminally trespassed and bingo. Free ride downtown.

There used to be a phrase. “You might beat the charge, but you can’t beat the ride.”

I wonder if XAvion Brice is related to former Men’s Basketball player Ricky Brice ?

Edited August 10 by greenjoe

untcampbell · August 10

May be related to how some of the two-deeps played out, but this appears to be old news.

GMG

SilverEagle · August 11

On 8/9/2024 at 11:36 PM, GMG_Dallas said:

Two Texas transfers and Spruells the Northern Arizona transfers. All on defense in the secondary.

https://dentonrc.com/sports/colleges/mean_green/three-members-of-unt-football-team-arrested-released-on-criminal-trespass-charges/article_104dc678-56a3-11ef-9661-0b46bb5bb1d9.html

I wonder if they all decided to visit the old missile silo that NT owns just north of loop 288.....and got caught.

peanuts104 · August 11

5 hours ago, SilverEagle said:

I wonder if they all decided to visit the old missile silo that NT owns just north of loop 288.....and got caught.

I'd think if that was the case they'd just have been trespassed and let go with a warning. It's really weird it happened in April and they're just now catching the charges

GMG_Dallas · August 11

7 hours ago, SilverEagle said:

I wonder if they all decided to visit the old missile silo that NT owns just north of loop 288.....and got caught.

Yeah I don't know... there's worst charges out there. A friend of mine is PD and recently arrested another local D1 college football player for some felonies. Didn't make the news and it's been months so I won't name the player since he's innocent until proven guilty but this is not unique. Just curious as to what they did and if it was harmless exploring or this is all that could be proven at the time of arrest.

SilverEagle · August 12

4 hours ago, peanuts104 said:

I'd think if that was the case they'd just have been trespassed and let go with a warning. It's really weird it happened in April and they're just now catching the charges

Well the charges listed "superfund site or infrastructure". That sounds like the old missile base to me. Otherwise, the charges would have been just simple trespassing.

peanuts104 · August 12

7 minutes ago, SilverEagle said:

Well the charges listed "superfund site or infrastructure". That sounds like the old missile base to me. Otherwise, the charges would have been just simple trespassing.

Those are just the three possibilities for a class a misdemeanor.

GrandGreen · August 12

I don't see any valid rationale for reporting an misdemeanor arrest that occurred 4 months ago. Unless the purpose is just to embarrass the team or fill up a column.

MCMLXXX · August 12

56 minutes ago, GrandGreen said:

I don't see any valid rationale for reporting an misdemeanor arrest that occurred 4 months ago. Unless the purpose is just to embarrass the team or fill up a column.

Alleged offense occurred 4 months ago. Arrest was in August. FYI the statute of limitations on a misdemeanor in Texas is 2 years.