News Summary
The City of College Station has dismissed a disorderly conduct charge against Texas A&M running back Le’Veon Moss, following an incident where he allegedly threatened a bystander. Police intervened after multiple warnings were ignored. Moss has been released on a personal bond and is focused on his football career. After a review by the city attorney’s office, the decision was made to not proceed with prosecution. Moss aims to clear his name while preparing for the upcoming football season.
College Station – The City of College Station has dismissed the disorderly conduct charge against Texas A&M running back Le’Veon Moss, as confirmed by his attorney, Cameron Reynolds. The charge was categorized as a Class C misdemeanor, which is punishable by a fine of up to $500.
Moss was arrested by the College Station Police Department in the early hours of Sunday morning, July 13, following an incident where he was observed threatening a bystander. Officers attempted to intervene as Moss reportedly ignored multiple warnings to stop his aggressive behavior. Witnesses stated that he was involved in a heated discussion with others before law enforcement arrived on the scene.
After a careful review by the College Station City Attorney’s Office, the decision was made not to proceed with the prosecution of the case against Moss. Following his arrest, he was released later that same day on a $300 personal bond.
Reynolds conveyed that Moss is pleased to have his reputation cleared and is considering expunging the arrest record. Moss, a student-athlete, is projected to graduate from Texas A&M University in December 2025 and remains focused on the forthcoming football season with the Aggies.
Background of the Incident
The disorderly conduct incident gained attention due to the nature of Moss’s behavior leading up to the intervention by law enforcement. Although the charge carried a potential fine, it was ultimately dropped without prosecution. This incident comes at a critical time for Moss as he continues his career with the Texas A&M football team.
Football Career Highlights
Entering his fourth season with the Aggies, Moss enjoyed a promising previous season, achieving a career-best of 765 rushing yards and scoring 10 touchdowns before an injury curtailed his season in November 2024. Despite this setback, he received recognition by being named to the All-SEC Second Team.
With the upcoming football season on the horizon, Moss is expected to be an integral part of the Aggies’ offensive lineup. Head coach Mike Elko acknowledged the recent incident but assured that it would be managed internally, adding that Moss is making progress in his recovery and is on track to be fully prepared for fall camp.
Community Reactions and Future Plans
The dismissal of the charges against Moss has been met with mixed reactions, but he is primarily focused on his athletic and academic commitments. With an eye toward the future, Moss aims to solidify his reputation both on and off the field while contributing to the Aggies in their upcoming season.
As Moss continues his journey at Texas A&M, the football community anticipates his performance and resilience in overcoming recent challenges. His aspirations to clear his name and resume his place in the sport highlight the importance of maintaining a positive image, especially as he prepares for the challenges of college athletics and the demands of university life.
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