Iowa State defensive back Earl Brooks was arrested for operation of a motor vehicle while intoxicated early Monday morning, according to the Des Moines Register.
Iowa State’s Earl Brooks Arrested For OWI
According to Iowa State University Police records, Brooks, 23, was observed driving down the wrong way of a one-way street around 2:54 a.m.Brooks is a senior and played in every game for the Cyclones in 2010, recording one tackle. He was also named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Brooks was a junior college transfer to Iowa State from The College of the Desert in 2009, when he redshirted.
Operating while intoxicated is classified as a “serious” misdemeanor in Iowa, and, if convicted, first-time offenders can serve up to a year in jail, pay $1,250 in fines plus a 35% surcharge, and face driver’s license revocation for 180 days to a year.
There’s no word on what punishment Brooks will face from Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads.
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