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According to Rivals’ UGA Sports, Harris was cited for numerous offenses, including having no proof of insurance, materials that reduce visibility on his windows or windshield, driving without a seatbelt, having an unregistered vehicle and reckless driving. He was released shortly before midnight after posting the $10 bail on each charge.

Per the incident report obtained by the Athens Banner-Herald, Harris was cited for going over 100 MPH while passing two other cars in the rain.

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Harris is also at least the sixth player to be arrested for a driving offense in 2024.

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Harris has seen significant playing time through the first two weeks of the season. The sophomore has recorded four tackles in the wins over Clemson and Tennessee Tech, and it’s unclear how Thursday night will affect his status for the team’s game against Kentucky on Saturday.

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[–] anhydrous@lemmy.world 2 points 2 months ago

At first, I read "Denver Harris", and thought oh, yeah that makes sense, then thought, wait, he's at Georgia now?, then saw that it's actually Daniel Harris.