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Former OSU Signee Devon Thomas Found Out He’s Facing Armed Robbery Charges via Twitter
Former Oklahoma State player Devon Thomas, who signed with OSU in 2014, is facing more criminal charges after an alleged robbery with a firearm and possession of firearm, according to Tulsa News on 6. The reported incident took place on July 22, 2015.
Apparently, Thomas was unaware.
@NewsOn6 @KellyHinesTW that's news to me
— Average Ol’ Firecracker?? (@DevonThomas28) August 24, 2015
Then it got even more bizarre.
Thomas eventually just said he was going to turn himself in…
Thomas was arrested in May 2014 on charges of armed robbery and intent to kill, and was subsequently released from the football program. He is set to go on trial in 2016 for the charges stemming from 2014.
Thomas was a four-star running back from Broken Arrow and early enrollee who never played a down for the Cowboys.
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