When you've got 'shrooms in the car, check your taillights!
Gonzaga basketball players arrested in Cheney
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHENEY, Wash. -- Gonzaga basketball players Josh Heytvelt and Theo
Davis were arrested Friday night after police found marijuana and
psychedelic mushrooms in their car during a traffic stop, an officer said.
Heytvelt, a starting forward and one of the team's top scorers, and Davis,
an injured freshman, were booked into Spokane County Jail for
investigation of drug possession. The amount of marijuana was only
enough for a misdemeanor, but possession of mushrooms is a felony,
Cheney Police Cmdr. Rick Campbell on Saturday.
Police pulled the car over because its tail lights were not working,
Campbell said. Officers smelled marijuana and searched the car, and the
players were cooperative, he said.
"It was close to midnight. They needed to have their lights on," Campbell
said.
Heytvelt, 20, of Clarkston, is averaging 15.5 points, 7.7 rebounds and 1.7
blocks per game as a 6-foot-11 sophomore. He trails only Derek Raivio,
at 18.4 points, in scoring for the Bulldogs.
Davis, 21, is red-shirting as a freshman after undergoing arthroscopic
surgery on his shoulder to repair ligament damage last October. He is
from Brampton, Ontario, but played most of his high school ball at
Luthern Christian Academy in Philadelphia.