Rhule ‘was’sad and disappointed’ after hearing Nebraska football player captured for a burglary
Observation video gotten from SJ’s Alcohol and Vape appears the suspect breaking in and Lincoln Police setting him in cuffs.
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) Two days some time recently the primary amusement of the season, a Nebraska football player was captured for burglary.
Lincoln Police said 21-year-old Arik Gilbert broke into Sj’s Alcohol and Vape at 27th and O Roads around 2 a.m. Tuesday.
In an observation video gotten from the store, it appears a man is breaking into the store and scrounging through the stock. Expansive cement pieces from a adjacent stopping part were utilized to break the glass to the front entryway, according to police.
Police said Gilbert stole $1,600 worth of things, counting vape items, Delta 8, cigars and lighters. Within the observation video, Lincoln Police officers can be seen holding up at the entryway, where the suspect is put in binds.
Gilbert showed up in court for his arraignment on Tuesday evening. He was charged with burglary, a course 2A crime, which carries a punishment of up to 20 a long time in jail. A judge set his bond at ten percent of $5,000. He’s since reinforced out of imprison and is due back in court on Sept. 27.
The sophomore tight conclusion may be a Georgia exchange. He was anticipating an eligibility administering from the NCAA for this season.
Coach Matt Rhule said he got a call almost the news as before long as he came into work Tuesday.
“Clearly, I’m truly disillusioned and truly pitiful for him,” Rhule said. “When we took Arik, we knew we had a very great bunch of individuals who were progressing to offer assistance him through a few of the issues he’s managing with in his life. I’ve been truly pleased of the work he’s done this spring and summer. To be fair, during camp he’s had some struggles, but he’s been working to overcome them. We have a incredible gather of individuals here attempting to offer assistance him and after, that clearly, final night happened.”
