One of the charges for arrested Mizzou RB is a felony

A Missouri Tigers football player is in a little deeper trouble than originally thought.

Saturday, reports surfaced that Missouri running back Trevon Walters had been arrested Friday on a charge of stealing as well two counts of fraudulent use of a stolen credit device. Scant details were available at the time, although now some have surfaced and points to a serious issue as one of the charges, the stealing, is listed as a felony per the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

All three of the charges, the other two of which are misdemeanors, stem from Walters allegedly stealing a debit card from the residence of a 19-year-old male last month.

From the Post-Dispatch:

On July 18, Columbia police were dispatched to a residence on Paris Road in reference to a burglary. A 19-year-old male victim reported stolen items, including a debit card. Multiple unauthorized transactions were made on the card on July 17. Officers reviewed surveillance video from a business where the card was used and identified Walters as the person using the card.

As a result of the arrest. Turner has been indefinitely suspended by the Mizzou football program.