Rutgers fullback Lloyd Terry was arrested Thursday in connection with an April home invasion that led to charges against Andre Boggs and Tejay Johnson, both former Rutgers football players.
According to NJ.com, Terry was arrested in New Brunswick, N.J., and charged with “armed robbery, armed burglary and conspiracy to commit armed robbery.”
Terry, a redshirt sophomore walk-on who appeared in one game in his career, was dismissed from the program following his arrest, a Rutgers spokesman told NJ.com.
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According to police, Terry, Boggs, and Johnson wore masks and forced their way into a home to rob five Rutgers students of money and marijuana. Boggs and Johnson were both arrested and charged last Thursday. Boggs was dismissed from the team two days later. Johnson’s Rutgers career ended in July 2014 due to injuries.
Additionally, Boggs and four other Rutgers players – Ruhann Peele, Delon Stephenson, Rahzonn Gross and Nadir Barnell – were arrested for allegedly assaulting at least four individuals, one of whom suffered a broken jaw.
Each of those players were dismissed from the program last Saturday, minutes before Rutgers’ season-opening win over Norfolk State. All five were charged with “aggravated assault, riot and conspiracy to commit a riot.”
There is no word if Terry was connected to the alleged assault.
For more Rutgers news, visit ScarletNation.com.
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