Penn State wrestler Braeden Davis was accused of resisting arrest, evading arrest or detention on foot, criminal trespass, consumption of liquor or malt or brewed beverages, and public drunkenness. The accusations add up to three misdemeanor and two summary offenses.
According to a criminal complaint, Davis and a friend were seen leaving the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity house at 1:35 a.m. on March 29 — the week after NCAA Championships — after police received reports of two males trespassing on the property. When police arrived, Davis and the friend were arguing with a Standing Stone security employee, hired as security for the house.
Police heard the security guard ask Davis and the friend to leave, and the two had been asked to leave twice beforehand, according to the affidavit. Before identifying Davis or the friend, police said they could identify the smell of alcohol on Davis’ breath…