New details emerge after UH football player's bond raised in assault case involving pregnant woman
A University of Houston football player's bond was increased from $15,000 to $50,000 after being accused of assaulting a pregnant woman during an argument about an abortion pill.
By Bryce Newberry, Meet the Team·59 min ago
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A University of Houston football player's bond was raised Monday after investigators accused him of assaulting a pregnant woman during an argument about an abortion pill, according to investigators.
Carmello Dedric Brooks, 19, had his bond increased from $15,000 to $50,000 by Judge Matthew Peneguy.
Brooks was taken back into custody Monday but is expected to post the new bond and be released, according to his attorney.
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