Mississippi State freshman receiver John Michael Hankerson has found himself at odds with the law yet again. However, this time appears to have been Hankerson’s third strike for Dan Mullen and his MSU football program.

While he was already suspended from the team following his second arrest, Joel Coleman of Starkville Daily reports Hankerson is no longer a member of the Mississippi State program.

Hankerson was arrested for the first time Dec. 1 after turning himself in to campus police following simple assault charges, Hankerson was again arrested less than a week later for false pretense.  This time around, the allegations against Hankerson are much more severe according to Coleman:

Coleman’s report was backed up by Mississippi State beat writer Michael Bonner of the Clarion-Ledger :

The former three-star prospect from South Bend, Ind., signed with MSU as part of its 2016 class. Hankerson did not play in his first year with the Bulldogs and never looks to get that opportunity if these allegations are proven to be true.