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TCU’s Trevone Boykin, arrested before Alamo Bowl, releases statement
Jesse Salame said Boykin is being held on $5,000 bond.
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San Antonio NBC affiliate News 4 reported that Boykin’s actions began when people at the bar recognized him and he started getting heckled about the upcoming game. Boykin then charged at responding officers and swung at one before he was taken to the ground, authorities said.
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus gave a press conference Wedensday morning and told reporter the he doesn’t believe that Boykin intentionally stuck the police officer. McManus says officers on bike patrol had arrived at the bar near the city’s famous River Walk shortly before 2 a.m. after noticing an altercation involving TCU’s most prolific passer in school history. The officer who was struck by Boykin was treated by medical personnel for facial lacerations and bruises.
Team sources indicate that Boykin had been in the team hotel in time for the Horned Frogs’ midnight curfew, but had returned to the bar afterwards from his hotel room. “You’re always going to be disappointed when things like that happen to any of them”, Meacham said of Boykin’s involvement in the incident.
The 11th-ranked Horned Frogs are in Texas to play No. 15 OR in the Alamo Bowl on Saturday.
TCU football coach Gary Patterson has suspended quarterback Trevone Boykin for Saturday’s Alamo Bowl game after he was charged with felony assault of a police officer. It was then that Boykin complied with demands to stop resisting, McManus said.
The game would have been the last for Boykin, a senior who shattered school passing records once held by Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton. Instead of hitting the patrons, Boykin allegedly accidentally struck a bar employee.
After walking away, the suspect, whom police were told by bystanders was Boykin, charged officers.
Boykin finished 10th in Heisman Trophy balloting.
Senior Bram Kolhausen will likely be the Frogs starter with freshman Foster Sawyer backing him up. Reportedly, he didn’t calm down until police threatened to tase him.
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This is the second incident involving arrests for TCU players this season. After leaving the bar, the fight continued out on the street as bouncers and San Antonio bicycle police attempted to break it up. “He’s a great kid, and we love him dearly”.