A former Fort Dorchester High School football player was arrested by Coastal Carolina University Police on Tuesday.

Myles White, 20, is accused of criminal sexual misconduct in the third degree.

Police say the incident was barely reported last week but the actual sexual assault happened in September 2016.

Police say the victim said she was sexually assaulted at her apartment. Police say White said he went to her apartment after she invited him.

Police say White was restricted from campus when he was arrested on Tuesday.

Coastal Carolina Police also say that White has been suspended from the CCU football team indefinitely.

According to Coastal Carolina’s website, White is a junior that plays defensive line on the university’s football team.

Coastal Carolina Police Department charged one of the university’s football players with third degree criminal sexual conduct on Tuesday, according to jail records.

Miles David White, 20, was arrested by police about 1:30 p.m. and is still incarcerated at J. Reuben Long Detention Center as of Wednesday morning, records show.

Coastal Carolina University’s website lists White as a junior from Fort Dorchester. White played in all 12 games in 2016 and was named the team’s Special Teams MVP for the game against Furman, the website said.

The Sun News has requested a police report for more information about the case.

Check back later for details.