De’Andre Johnson found it harder to elude police than Indiana defenders.
The criminal justice system had its hands full with Iowa running back De’Andre Johnson this past week:
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that Johnson was ticketed for speeding and eluding arrest on Saturday. It says Johnson drove his motorcycle 60 mph in a 25 mph zone and didn’t immediately pull over.
University Heights police didn’t immediately respond to a message from The Associated Press.
Two days earlier, Johnson was ticketed by Iowa City police for maintaining a disorderly house after neighbors complained of a loud party at his home.
Johnson has been suspended indefinitely (which doesn’t mean permanently) after bringing Iowa’s arrest/citation total to eight in the last two years – right behind league leaders Purdue and Illinois.
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