Two people arrested by Texas A&M police on charges of assaulting suspended Aggie football player Demond Demas and a relative were released from jail after each paid a $452 dollar fine.
That information involving Robert and Tiffany Ferguson comes from the Brazos County jail booking website.
The Ferguson’s, who a university police spokesman says knows Demas, were arrested for misdemeanor assault by contact.
The Thursday afternoon incident took place on campus as D3mas and a relative were on their way to a university hearing regarding last weekend’s charge of Demas assaulting a girlfriend.
Demas said he was struck in the shoulder by Robert Ferguson and fell to the ground. Demas said the blow that he took did not leave bruising or marks.
According to the UPD arrest report, Tiffany Ferguson struck Demas’s relative in the face. Both women received medical treatment at the scene.
Original story:
The day after suspended Texas A&M football player Demond Demas is arrested, he and a relative are the victims of assaults outside the university’s student services building.
University police say Demas and a relative were on their way to a university hearing regarding last weekend’s charge of assaulting his girlfriend.
According to UPD arrest reports, Demas was struck by Robert Ferguson with enough force that Demas fell to the ground. Demas said the blow he took did not leave bruising or marks.
Ferguson’s wife, Tiffany, is accused of hitting Demas’s relative in the face. Both women received medical treatment at the scene.
The Ferguson’s, who according to a police spokesman know Demas, were booked at the Brazos County jail on misdemeanor charges of assault by contact.
Robert Ferguson was a Aggie football receiver in 2000 who then spent seven seasons in the NFL.
There were no jail booking photos for Robert or Tiffany Ferguson at the time this article was published.