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Lineman suspended for indecent exposure
The University of Michigan suspended defensive lineman Larry Harrison Jr. after he was arraigned in an Ann Arbor court for indecent exposure, according to the Detroit Free Press.
According to the newspaper, Harrison, a redshirt sophomore, allegedly masturbated on the porch of a house occupied by several women near the Michigan campus shortly after midnight.
Harrison, a starter in six games at defensive end, is a suspect in 14 other cases of indecent exposure in campus neighborhoods since August. He reportedly was caught in the act early Tuesday morning by a police officer who was part of a surveillance team.
"The charges are very serious and very alarming," coach Lloyd Carr said in a statement as the school suspended Harrison from the Jan. 1 Rose Bowl. "I can only hope they are not true."
If convicted, the Free Press says Harrison faces up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine and would be required to provide a DNA sample.
The 20-year-old Harrison appeared in 15th District Court wearing handcuffs, a yellow jersey and low-slung blue jeans without a belt.
Joe Simon, his attorney and Larry Harrison, his father, pulled the younger Harrison's pants up to his waist several times during the arraignment.
Ann Arbor police detective Chris Fitzpatrick asked Magistrate Michael Gatti to issue a $100,000 bond because "Mr. Harrison is a threat to the Ann Arbor community."
Gatti, however, reportedly set bond at $500 and ordered Harrison to remain in the custody of his father, who agreed to monitor his son's activities.
Lineman suspended for indecent exposure
The University of Michigan suspended defensive lineman Larry Harrison Jr. after he was arraigned in an Ann Arbor court for indecent exposure, according to the Detroit Free Press.
According to the newspaper, Harrison, a redshirt sophomore, allegedly masturbated on the porch of a house occupied by several women near the Michigan campus shortly after midnight.
Harrison, a starter in six games at defensive end, is a suspect in 14 other cases of indecent exposure in campus neighborhoods since August. He reportedly was caught in the act early Tuesday morning by a police officer who was part of a surveillance team.
"The charges are very serious and very alarming," coach Lloyd Carr said in a statement as the school suspended Harrison from the Jan. 1 Rose Bowl. "I can only hope they are not true."
If convicted, the Free Press says Harrison faces up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine and would be required to provide a DNA sample.
The 20-year-old Harrison appeared in 15th District Court wearing handcuffs, a yellow jersey and low-slung blue jeans without a belt.
Joe Simon, his attorney and Larry Harrison, his father, pulled the younger Harrison's pants up to his waist several times during the arraignment.
Ann Arbor police detective Chris Fitzpatrick asked Magistrate Michael Gatti to issue a $100,000 bond because "Mr. Harrison is a threat to the Ann Arbor community."
Gatti, however, reportedly set bond at $500 and ordered Harrison to remain in the custody of his father, who agreed to monitor his son's activities.