YORK, S.C. (AP) – An incident reports states a sheriff’s deputy in South Carolina drew his gun on Kansas City cornerback Bashaud Breeland as the NFL player continually resisted arrest after he was seen smoking marijuana in a parked car. Breeland was arrested Tuesday in York, South Carolina and faces five charges. He was released on $2,362.50 bond after spending about 10 hours in jail. The report states the York County deputy took out his taser before Breeland pushed the deputy and got into his car at a gas station. When the deputy could not see Breeland’s hands, he took out his weapon as the player put his hands in the air. Breeland was eventually handcuffed.
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