Update (5/29, 3:21 p.m.): Despite being innocent until proven guilty, the Kentucky Wildcats released Walker Tuesday afternoon, though the amount of cocaine appears to have dropped 24 grams.
From espn.com:
Walker, a junior, faces a June 20 hearing in Fayette District Court after being released Friday on a $1,000 surety bond. Lexington police arrested the 21-year-old Walker and another man Thursday morning after finding at least five pounds of marijuana and four grams of cocaine during a search of an off-campus apartment.
Assuming you didn't die this morning, your pre-Memorial Weekend Thursday is probably going better than that of Kentucky junior defensive back Marcus Walker. Lexington police raided Walker's home early before sunrise on a drug trafficking warrant.
Walker's arrest citation says he was possessing an estimated five pounds of marijuana and an ounce of cocaine. Police also found a large amount of cash and a cash counter when executing a search warrant.
This is the home on Unity Drive where Lexington Police say they arrested UK football player Marcus Walker on drug charges. Broken window, glass on ground. @WKYT https://t.co/nGKmhJM3aw pic.twitter.com/GgmNQPODiR
— Tanner Hesterberg (@TannerWKYT) May 24, 2018
Walker pled not guilty and is expected to be released on $1,000 bond later today.
