Kennard Davis Jr., a new player for BYU’s basketball team, was arrested for suspected DUI following a car crash in Provo. The incident occurred Thursday morning at the intersection of 900 West and Center Street. According to the Provo Police Department, officers responded to the two-vehicle collision and found cause to arrest Davis, aged 20.
Details of the Incident
During the accident investigation, law enforcement discovered signs of driving under the influence. As a result, Davis was taken to the Provo Police Station for further inquiry. Although he sustained minor injuries, he was later treated and released. His vehicle was impounded following the crash.
Injuries and Other Vehicle
- Davis sustained minor injuries.
- The other driver did not require hospital transport.
BYU Basketball Team Context
Prior to the incident, Davis did not participate in the Cougars’ game against Delaware on Tuesday. Following his arrest, the team travelled to Boston for an upcoming match against No. 3 UConn at TD Garden.
BYU’s Response
In light of the situation, BYU Athletics issued a statement acknowledging awareness of the allegations and indicated that they are investigating the matter. A detailed report from the Provo Police Department is expected to be released soon, possibly by Friday.
This incident highlights the challenges faced by young athletes as they navigate both their sports careers and personal responsibilities.
