Two Florida Players Arrested, Face Charges For Shooting BB Gun

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Florida true freshmen wide receivers Tyrie Clevland is facing second-degree felony charges after police say he and teammate Rick Wells fired a weapon into a residence, along with misdemeanor charges of property damage and criminal mischief.
University of Florida football player Tyrie Cleveland is facing second-degree felony charges after police say he and teammate Rick Wells fired BB guns into a residential hall on the Gainesville campus.
Florida true freshmen wide receivers Rick Wells is facing second-degree felony charges after police say he and teammate Tyrie Clevland fired a weapon into a residence, along with misdemeanor charges of property damage and criminal mischief.
University of Florida football player Rick Wells is facing second-degree felony charges after police say he and teammate Tyrie Cleveland fired BB guns into a residential hall on the Gainesville campus.

Two Florida freshmen football players face felony charges for firing BB guns into a residential hall on the Gainesville campus.

Officials say Tyrie Cleveland and Rick Wells — both 18 — were arrested Sunday. They remained in the Alachua County Jail on Monday morning and face felony charges of criminal mischief and firing into an occupied dwelling. Jail records don’t indicate whether they have lawyers.

A police report says a university officer went to Keys Residential housing on Friday night and saw three windows had been shattered. A review of surveillance video showed two males shooting BB guns earlier that evening. The officer later identified Cleveland and Wells by their ID cards.

The report says Wells admitted to the shooting and turned over his gun.

Both are enrolled in summer school. The Gators begin practice on Aug. 4.

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