News of Georgia DL Devonte Wyatt’s Tuesday night arrest spread on Wednesday morning. More details have emerged regarding the situation.

Per Dawgs247, the UGA Police Departement states that a 911 call was made on Feb. 21, by someone who chose to remain anonymous, stating that a black male and female were fighting at McWhorter Hall. The caller also described what the two people were wearing. When two university police officers arrived at McWhorter Hall, they observed the two individuals matching the caller’s description and attempted to speak with both. Per the police report, the female stopped but Wyatt walked away “at a brisk pace” and entered Vandiver Hall. The report details that officers entered Vandiver Hall with the female and were speaking with her when Wyatt came back through the lobby area where he was detained by one of the officers.

The report continues, stating that the officers learned that the female had been in Wyatt’s room at Vandiver Hall before going back to her room at McWhorter Hall and that Wyatt had allegedly followed her and kicked the exterior door of her apartment “multiple times from the hallway.” The officers observed that the door was damaged and jarred open as a result. The police noted a pattern of cohabitation, which explains the “family violence” charge showing on Wyatt’s record from the incident, along with criminal trespass and damage to property.

UGAPD’s report details that one of the investigating officers appeared before a judge on Feb. 24 to present a warrant for the arrest of Wyatt. The judge found cause to sign the warrant and Wyatt was then notified of the warrant by the officer and turned himself in.

“I’m disappointed in the misconduct that is outlined in the incident report,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said a statement released to the media. “This is not indicative of the behavior we expect from our student-athletes who represent the University of Georgia and our football program. We will address it internally in the appropriate way.”

Wyatt played in 13 games in 2019, making 30 tackles and recording 27 quarterback hurries. He’s played in 25 games over the last 2 years. Wyatt signed with Georgia in the class of 2018 after playing for Hutchinson Community College in Kansas.

The Bulldogs will start spring practice next month and hold the G-Day Spring Game on April 18.