Eastern Kentucky University football player Patrick Graffree can’t seem to stay out of trouble.
Graffree, who once played at Kentucky, was the player involved in a fight with UK quarterback Drew Barker last year.
Now, Graffree is in the news again. This time he has been charged with terroristic threatenting and harassing communications.
Here are details from Lex18.com:
Eastern Kentucky Football player, Patrick Graffree, has been charged with criminal mischief, terroristic threatening and harassing communications.
On June 29th, the Madison County Sheriff’s Department reports that Graffree called the victim about a t-shirt that belonged to him. When she arrived to give him the shirt, the report says, no one answered the door. The victim reportedly left the shirt on his car and got in there to leave. That’s when the report says Graffree came out of the residence and threw two glass bottles that were full at the victim’s vehicle. It goes on to say, they were thrown with such force that it caused two dents in the car with damage estimated at more than $1,000. The victim then says Graffree told her that she needed to get her “boxing gloves” ready and that her “little mustang was going to meet his new friend and that he was not going to pay for those dents.”
