Post by tigercpa on Dec 5, 2017 19:29:30 GMT
Georgia linebacker Natrez Patrick was arrested late Saturday evening following the Bulldogs’ 28-7 SEC title game victory over Auburn and charged with a misdemeanor, according to Anthony Dasher UGASports.com.
Alec McQuade of 11Alive.com reported that Patrick was charged with possession of marijuana less than one ounce and was released after paying a small fine.
Per that report, "Patrick was a passenger during a traffic stop, according to Barrow County Sheriff’s spokesperson Ryan Sears. He was in a vehicle with fellow teammate and receiver Jayson Stanley. Stanley was arrested and charged for DUI, possession of marijuana less than one ounce and speeding, going 87 mph in a 65 mph zone."
It’s Patrick’s third drug arrest in the past two years. He was arrested on misdemeanor marijuana charges two years ago, suspended for a game and was also charged with "possession of less than one ounce of marijuana and parking in a prohibited area" in October 2016, per Dasher.
Georgia suspended him a total of four games for his second infraction. Dasher added that a third drug-related offense would result in Patrick being kicked off the team, according to the school’s student athlete handbook.
Patrick, a junior, is third on the Bulldogs with 35 tackles this season. He also notched three tackles in Saturday’s victory.
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A woman filed a victim’s protective order against Oklahoma running back Rodney Anderson on Monday in Cleveland County court.
Anderson, who is from Katy, Texas, has become a key force on the OU offense in the second half of this season, rushing for 960 yards and 11 touchdowns, plus 283 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
More details of the filing were not available online Monday night. According to online records, a victim protective order hearing has been scheduled for Dec. 18.
