Pair of Razorbacks manage to get arrested after loss

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — With a secondary already struggling the last thing Arkansas needed was the numbers reduced even more.

Whether that happens or not after Myles Slusher and Anthony Brown were arrested early Sunday morning is in the hands of the coaches.

They were processed into the Washington County Detention Center around 3 a.m. and were released about 9 a.m. on $265 bonds.

Hearings for the two are scheduled for Monday morning in Fayetteville District Court with a court date of Dec. 1, based on information on the detention center website.

With LSU coming up next Saturday following a 21-19 loss to Liberty, this is not something Sam Pittman wanted to deal with. There probably won’t be much comment until after that court date.

Anthony Brown (Washington County Sheriff’s Office)

Brown was among a group of individuals standing in the street in the restaurant and bar bar district just off Dickson St.

An officer on foot patrol noted he told Brown, 19, to get out of the street and he initially complied. The officer went on to report he continued to move more of the crowd out of the roadway before finding Brown “intentionally standing in the roadway a second time.”

The officer stated he grabbed the sleeve on Brown’s right arm and walked him to the sidewalk, where Brown pushed him away. That’s usually enough for things to start getting interesting.

“Brown was taken to the ground and taken into custody,” the report said. “Brown engaged in fighting behavior, congregated with two or more other people in a public place refusing to comply with a lawful order to disperse, and obstructed vehicular traffic in a public place.”

Myles Slusher (Washington County Sheriff’s Office)

In a separate arrest report, a second officer, who was also trying to disperse the crowd, said the commotion going on with Brown and witnessed “another male, later identified as Myles Slusher grabbed police officer [J.] Barnett and attempted to pull him away from Brown. Other officers began attempting to separate Slusher from the altercation.”

The report on Slusher, 20, stated he was asked multiple times for his name and refused to provide the information. The arresting officer said Slusher did provide his name and date of birth as a transport unit arrived on the scene, according to the report.