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Two WSU players will not face charges
Washington State defensive backs LeAndre Daniels and Tyree Toomer will not face criminal charges after their arrests last month.
The Associated Press
COLFAX, Wash. — Washington State defensive backs LeAndre Daniels and Tyree Toomer will not face criminal charges after their arrests last month.
That decision was announced Wednesday by Whitman County prosecutor Denis Tracy.
Toomer and Daniels were arrested June 9 after allegedly taking several bicycles from an area on campus. The bikes were abandoned at the end of the school year, so the prosecutor can't prove that a theft occurred.
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