A former basketball player from New Mexico State University is wanted by law enforcement. He failed to appear at a trial in Las Cruces. The trial was for a sexual assault charge.
The player was participating in professional basketball at the time of the missed trial. Law enforcement is now seeking him. Further information about the case can be found in the Galveston County Daily News, which reported on the developments in the trial and the search for the former player.
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