Sworn complaints have been filed against nine Florida Gators have been sent to the State Attorney’s Office.
Juniors Antonio Callaway and Jordan Scarlett headline the list of players that also included defensive lineman Keivonnis Davis, receiver Rick Wells, linebackers Ventrell Miller, James Houston, offensive lineman defensive lineman Richerd Desir-Jones.
It is important to note that a “sworn compliant” does not mean charges have been filed. The sworn complaint made by the University of Florida Police Department mean that, based on their investigations, they are recommending theses charges to the State Attorney’s Office. State Attorney Bill Cervone will review the cases and
Kadeem Telfort is facing 30 charges, all third degree felonies. Jordan Smith is facing five and the rest of the players are facing two charges apiece.
The complaints were filed during Jim McElwain’s Monday press conference
“You’re darn right,” McElwain said. “You know you’re asking me something I don’t even know anything about. I don’t know if that’s fair. You asked me a question. I mean I’m not sure you’d be sitting here with a felony.”
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