USF: Michael Dukes Arrested for Domestic Battery Cost

The University of South Florida (USF) has determined to droop Michel Dukes, their senior working again, indefinitely from the soccer group following his arrest on a felony cost of home battery by strangulation.

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Michel Dukes’ Bond Has Been Set at $2,000  

The arrest got here after the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office acquired a name reporting that Dukes had bodily assaulted somebody. 

Upon investigation, deputies found {that a} verbal argument between Dukes and the person had turned bodily, and Dukes had strangled the opposite particular person.

Dukes’ bond has been set at $2,000, in keeping with the arrest information of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.

In response to the incident, the USF athletics division has launched a press release indicating that it’s persevering with to collect extra info whereas the related authorities examine the matter and that it’s going to don’t have any additional remark at the moment.

Meanwhile, Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister expressed his assist for the sufferer and said that home violence wouldn’t be tolerated. 

He added that there’s by no means a purpose or excuse for this type of conduct and that the sufferer can be linked with all essential sources.

Michel Dukes, who’s 22 years outdated, performed three seasons at Clemson earlier than transferring to USF. During the earlier season, he rushed for 188 yards and was the second-highest scorer on the USF group with 5 speeding touchdowns.

However, the college’s resolution to droop him from the group signifies that his future with the group and the game could also be unsure, pending additional investigation into the allegations towards him.

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