Hollis Davidson III arrested: What did Hugh Freeze's Auburn freshman do?

Auburn Tigers tight end Hollis Davidson III was arrested on July 28 on drug possession, sale, and manufacturing charges, the Montgomery Advertiser reported on Friday.

The Montgomery Advertiser said it had obtained the arrest report, which stated that Davidson was initially arrested on June 19 when he was found loitering around a closed business. He was reported to have a THC vape on him, as well as an undisclosed amount of loose marijuana. Authorities seized the vape for testing and later determined that it contained 1.42 percent of Delta-9.

This led to an arrest warrant being issued for Davidson on July 26. Two days later, Davidson was booked for possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. He was bailed the following day for a posted amount of $5,000.

The drama unfolded just as Auburn was gearing up to kick off its full camp. Players were expected to report to camp on July 29. According to Peter Rauterkus at AL.com on Friday, a spokesperson for the Auburn Tigers said Davidson has been suspended for “violation of team rules.”

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Back in July, linebacker D’Angelo Barber was arrested on several felony drug trafficking charges in Dadeville, Alabama. He was later dismissed from the team, according to WVTM 13.

Wide receiver Malcolm Simmons was also arrested in July. Simmons was arrested on charges of domestic assault, which included strangulation or suffocation. He had a preliminary hearing on Friday. It remains to be seen how Simmons' future with the program will play out after his legal issues.

While there's certainly a ton of noise surrounding the program right now, the Tigers are focused on their upcoming campaign. They kick off the season against the Baylor Bears on Aug. 29.