SAN DIEGO (NEWS 8) – Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II, the son of San Diego Chargers legend Kellen Winslow, was re-arrested Thursday by sheriff’s deputies and is expected to be arraigned in Vista on Friday.

Winslow is expected to be charged with: two counts of kidnapping with intent to commit rape, two counts of forcible rape, one count of forcible sodomy, one count of forcible oral copulation, two counts of residential burglary and one count of indecent exposure.

Winslow II, 34, was initially arrested last Thursday in Encinitas on suspicion of burglarizing a residence at the Park Encinitas Mobile Home Park.

Sheriff’s officials said Winslow II was spotted about 2:40 p.m. walking into a residence at the park in the 400 block of North El Camino Real by a neighbor who lived nearby.

The neighbor confronted Winslow because he did not recognize him as being a resident who lived there, said sheriff’s Lt. Karen Stubkjaer.

Winslow left the scene in a black SUV and deputies spotted him a short distance from the park and he was taken into custody, the lieutenant said.

Winslow posted $50,000 bail and was scheduled to return to court today, but a warrant was issued for his arrest and he was taken into custody again.

His arraignment is anticipated in Vista on Friday. Charges will be announced at that time, said Steve Walker of the District Attorney’s Office.

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The Central Alberta Buccaneers have released defensive back Tyson Dichrow from the team’s roster after he was charged with sexual assault and several counts of child luring.

The team made the announcement on both Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday afternoon, citing “criminal charges of a serious nature” as the reason for his release.

“The decision was made to release Mr. Dichrow from the team roster and sever all ties with him, effective immediately,” the announcement said. “No further comment will be made at this time.

“Our thoughts are with the victims and their families.”

Dichrow, 24, was arrested in Sundre, Alta. on Feb. 3 after a school contacted RCMP about a Snapchat message of sexual nature that had been sent to a student.

The student, who is underage, shared the photo with her parents, who in turn reported it to the school, who alerted the police Jan. 30.

An investigation by RCMP and the Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit revealed explicit messages and photos had been sent to several underage girls, all of whom had been befriended by an adult man on social media platforms.

RCMP say the messages progressed to sexual contact.

Dichrow faces 14 charges, including two counts each of sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching, child luring, making sexually explicit material available to a child, and possession of child pornography. He was also charged with sexual assault and the trafficking of marijuana.

Dichrow has been released from custody with numerous conditions. He is to have no contact with the victims or any female under the age of 16 unless a responsible adult is present. He is also barred from any daycare, school grounds, playground, community centre or other places where children under the age of 16 can be expected unless a responsible adult is present.

He is scheduled to appear in provincial court in Didsbury, Alta. on Feb. 26.

“Allegations such as this are of great concern to the community and to police,” said Sundre RCMP Cpl. Karl Mandel in a release.

“Anyone who things that they may also have been a victim of this type of offence should contact the Sundre RCMP or their local police.”

Those with information on the crimes are asked to contact either the Sundre RCMP at (403)638-3675 or their local police. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.tipsubmit.com. 

TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans said Thursday that he intends to apologize to New Orleans Saints rookie cornerback Marshon Lattimore at some point during Sunday’s season finale in Tampa.

In Week 9 in New Orleans, quarterback Jameis Winston tapped Lattimore on the back of his helmet and told him to go back to his sideline. Lattimore then turned around and pushed Winston. Evans, who felt like he needed to defend Winston, charged Lattimore and launched himself into Lattimore’s back.

Evans was suspended for one game without pay for his role in the incident, which he immediately expressed remorse for. Winston was fined $12,154.

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  Jameis Winston says he was “just being competitive” Sunday when he attempted to charge back onto the field, unintentionally knocking over the Bucs’ director of football operations, after Winston was stripped of the football on a sack.

Evans told ESPN Thursday that it was a “bulls— move” on his part and that it was done “in the heat of the moment.” At that point in the game, the Bucs were down 30-3.

He was very complimentary of the season Lattimore has had; the rookie received a Pro Bowl invite and is now in consideration for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.

“He’s a great player, having a fantastic season. The ball just finds him, a physical corner, a really good player,” Evans said. “It’s gonna be fun to play him again.”

Lattimore downplayed the incident when talking to reporters Wednesday, saying, “I’m not about to answer a hundred questions about it. But, yeah, I’m looking forward to it.”

Lattimore did, however, “like” a tweet that was posted with the quote from Evans praising him.

Bucs head coach Dirk Koetter told New Orleans reporters that he didn’t feel the need to address the incident with Evans.

“That’s in the past, and mistakes were made, and fines were handed out,” Koetter said. “There was a suspension, and that was in the past. That was the last game, and this is a different game.”

ESPN’s Mike Triplett contributed to this report.