Former USC receiver arrested in domestic violence incident


Former USC wide receiver Victor Blackwell was identified as the student arrested and detained by the Dept. of Public Safety on Wednesday night in a domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend, according to the Los Angeles Times. Blackwell was detained and arrested by DPS before being transported to Los Angeles Police Dept.’s 77th Street station for booking.

Former USC wide receiver Victor Blackwell was arrested on Wednesday night for a domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend. Blackwell was removed from the team by USC head coach Steve Sarkisian on Thursday morning. — Ralf Cheung | Daily Trojan

Former USC wide receiver Victor Blackwell was arrested on Wednesday night for a domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend. Blackwell was removed from the team by USC head coach Steve Sarkisian on Thursday morning. — Ralf Cheung | Daily Trojan

According to DPS’s Daily Incident Log, the incident took place in the University Gateway Apartments. The victim told DPS that she was punched in the face multiple times, and that when she attempted to escape into her room, Blackwell punched holes in the door. The victim also reported to authorities that Blackwell had destroyed her laptop computer and cell phone, in addition to throwing a chair at her.

USC head coach Steve Sarkisian announced Thursday morning that Blackwell had been removed from the team. Blackwell had not reported to the team’s practices since the Trojans’ loss to Boston College on Sept. 13.

 

 

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  1. SpikeNLB
    SpikeNLB says:

    Yet another outstanding USC student athlete.
    Fight On, and if someone face or door gets int the way of your fist, tradition!

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