SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Suspended Utah receiver Cory Butler-Byrd is facing a criminal mischief charge after authorities say he damaged a university police patrol car and building.
Police say in charges filed Tuesday that officers on July 27 found a window to the campus police office shattered and a patrol car outside with a broken rear windshield and dented roof. The senior was outside and told police he damaged the car and building.
Court documents did not offer any explanation for the damage and a message left with police was not returned.
Butler-Byrd does not have a listed number or attorney to comment on his behalf.
Coach Kyle Whittingham announced last week that Butler-Byrd was indefinitely suspended for personal issues but did not offer further details.
The Salt Lake Tribune first reported the charge Tuesday.
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