ENCINITAS, Calif. — Former NFL tight end and Scripps Ranch High School alum Kellen Winslow II was arrested on a series of sex crime charges on Thursday, one week after his arrest in Encinitas on suspicion of residential burglary.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department announced Winslow would be charged with kidnapping with intent to commit rape, forcible rape, forcible sodomy, forcible oral copulation, indecent exposure and residential burglary.

Winslow had been scheduled for an arraignment Thursday afternoon, but the procedure was postponed. A short time later, the DA’s office announced that a warrant had been issued for Winslow earlier that morning, and that he was taken into custody by Sheriff’s deputies by afternoon. The DA’s release stated the former player would be arraigned Friday in Vista.

FOX 5 has reached out to the San Diego County Sheriff’s office and the District Attorney’s office for more information.

Winslow is the son of former Chargers great and Pro Football Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow.

Shortly before 3 p.m. on June 7, deputies responded to a report of a possible residential burglary at the Park Encinitas Mobile Home Park in the 400 block of N. El Camino Real, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department. The caller, who said a man had walked into a neighbor’s home, confronted him because he did not recognize him as the resident. The man then got into a black SUV and drove away.

Deputies checked the area and found the matching vehicle nearby. They positively identified the driver as the person who had been in the home. The driver, later identified as Kellen Winslow II, 34, was placed under arrest on suspicion of residential burglary and booked into the Vista Detention Facility.

Winslow posted bail Friday morning. His attorney, Harvey A. Steinberg, released a statement later that afternoon saying that the former player “emphatically denies committing any burglary.”

He would have no need to “steal anything from anyone at a trailer park,” Steinberg continued. “He looks forward to being vindicated once this matter is fully investigated.”

FOX 5 also spoke with Winslow’s representative, Denise White with EAG Sports Management. White said Winslow was at the mobile home park looking for a home for his mother-in-law. She said he never went inside the home or took anything, and that Winslow is friends with the homeowners and attends church with them.

Winslow was drafted by the Cleveland Browns with the sixth pick in the 2004 NFL Draft and played 10 seasons for five teams, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots and New York Jets. He concluded his playing career in 2013.

We will update this developing story as we learn more.

Cape Town – Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada will face a disciplinary hearing
on Saturday that could result in a ban from the third Test against
Australia.

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Cricket South Africa said Rabada, who devastated the Australian
batting order on the first day of the second Test on Friday, has been
charged with a level two offence following an incident with Australian
captain Steve Smith.

Level two offences are for conduct of a
serious nature. In Rabada’s case the alleged offence is that of making
inappropriate or deliberate contact with another player.

Rabada
shouted in celebration and approached Smith aggressively after winning a
leg before wicket decision against him and the shoulders of the players
made contact.

It is the second incident of a bad-tempered series
after Australia’s vice-captain David Warner was fined 75 percent of his
match fee for an altercation in a stairwell with the home side’s
wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock.

The charge against Rabada was
brought by the on-field umpires, Kumar Dharmasena and Chris Gaffaney.
The hearing will be conducted by International Cricket Council match
referee Jeff Crowe.

A Cricket South Africa spokesperson said Rabada would defend the charge and argue that the contact with Smith was accidental.

If
found guilty Rabada could be fined between 50 and 100 percent of his
match fee and could be penalised three or four demerit points.

Because
he already has five demerit points, which led to him being suspended for
a Test match against England last year, Rabada could be liable to serve
another suspension, which could rule him out of the two remaining Tests
in the series.

See the incident below:

An aggressive send off to steven smith by kagiso rabada. #SAvAUS #SAvsAUS pic.twitter.com/F9gHKVGTOQ

— Alauddin Khilji (@AlauddinKhilj10) March 9, 2018

Will Proteas star Kagiso Rabada find himself in trouble for this incident on day one? #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/fqvFIx8ogZ

— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) March 9, 2018