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Jamone Boyd, one of the best D-linemen in the class of 13. Arrested 2 days before NSD.
"As reported by Kansas City NBC affiliate KSHB, Boyd was arrested and charged with five counts of first degree robbery and armed criminal action, dating to a crime in January. Boyd allegedly turned himself in to authorities on Sunday after he was identified by the victims of the robbery. As an 18-year-old, Boyd could face full penalties for armed robbery in Missouri, which would carry a minimum sentence of 10 years per count, a total of 50 years imprisonment for the robbery.
Those schools [various SEC, Big 12, Big Ten schools] were apparently not dissuaded from recruiting the defensive end despite a disturbing November incident in which he was arrested for marijuana possession and reacted so aggressively that he had to be tased by police officers.
Prosecutors requested a $150,000 bond for Boydās release, due in part to the violent nature of the January robbery. According to KSHB, Boyd and his accomplices allegedly struck victims in the back of the head with a pistol and were aggressively shoved to the floor.
Kansas State didnāt list Boyd as one of the signees for the schoolās incoming recruiting class on Wednesday during traditional National Signing Day ceremonies. One would assume he wonāt be playing for the Wildcats anytime soon, either."
Jamone Boyd, one of the best D-linemen in the class of 13. Arrested 2 days before NSD.
"As reported by Kansas City NBC affiliate KSHB, Boyd was arrested and charged with five counts of first degree robbery and armed criminal action, dating to a crime in January. Boyd allegedly turned himself in to authorities on Sunday after he was identified by the victims of the robbery. As an 18-year-old, Boyd could face full penalties for armed robbery in Missouri, which would carry a minimum sentence of 10 years per count, a total of 50 years imprisonment for the robbery.
Those schools [various SEC, Big 12, Big Ten schools] were apparently not dissuaded from recruiting the defensive end despite a disturbing November incident in which he was arrested for marijuana possession and reacted so aggressively that he had to be tased by police officers.
Prosecutors requested a $150,000 bond for Boydās release, due in part to the violent nature of the January robbery. According to KSHB, Boyd and his accomplices allegedly struck victims in the back of the head with a pistol and were aggressively shoved to the floor.
Kansas State didnāt list Boyd as one of the signees for the schoolās incoming recruiting class on Wednesday during traditional National Signing Day ceremonies. One would assume he wonāt be playing for the Wildcats anytime soon, either."
