A former UTSA football player was arrested and charged with murder Friday in Pflugerville after the stabbing death of his sister, who authorities believe may have been pregnant, according to the Travis County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies responded to a residence in 16000 block of Vescovo Lane about 5 p.m. where they say a woman was found suffering from multiple stab wounds, according to Kristen Dark, senior public information officer with the Travis County Sheriff’s Office.

Michael Egwuagu, 25, was later arrested in connection with the incident and charged with the victim’s death. Officials confirmed the relationship between Egwuagu and the victim but did not name her.

“Efforts were made to save her life, and the life of the reported unborn child, but ultimately those efforts were unsuccessful and she did pass away,” Dark said.

A Pflugerville native, Egwuagu played strong safety at UTSA from 2013-16, appearing in 44 games and making more than 200 tackles.

Egwuagu is a 2013 graduate from John B. Connally High School in Pflugerville, a suburb of Austin. After high school, Egwuagu attended UTSA. Teammates and coaches had described Egwuagu as a leader, according to San Antonio Express-News.

Egwuagu was a prominent player for UTSA. He was a three-year starter, was one of the all-time leaders in tackles for the team and his senior year earned a spot on the preseason All-Conference USA team.

Egwuagu helped lead the team to the 2016 New Mexico Bowl, where they ultimately lost. The game was Ewuagu’s last with the Roadrunners.

After the loss he told reporters, “This is probably the single most pivotal point in my life. The single thing that has impacted my life.”

An autopsy has been ordered for the victim, who was in her 30s, and will determine whether she was pregnant, according to Dark.

Egwuagu is the younger brother of former Longhorn defensive back, Martin Egwuagu, and the cousin of former Buffalo Bill and NFL free agent, Ikemefuna “IK” Enemkpali.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – A Texas A&M women’s basketball player and her twin sister were arrested in May on charges of injury to an elderly person.

According to Harris County court records, Caylinne Martin and her sister Corinne allegedly caused bodily injury to a man over 65 years old by striking him during an incident late last year.

Caylinne Martin has been suspended indefinitely from the women’s basketball team. Corinne Martin once served as the team’s manager, but is set to graduate in August and is no longer with the TAMU Athletic Department.

The incident happened on Christmas Eve 2017. Police say the Martin sisters were part of a group that included at least three others. The victim said the group of five allegedly entered his apartment and struck him and his son multiple times.

During the altercation, the victim claims he was able to bite down on Corinne Martin’s thumb, drawing blood and prompting Caylinne Martin to strike him.

Police say the victims identified both Martin sisters as the attackers. Caylinne Martin has denied her involvement in the incident.

Caylinne transferred to A&M from McLennan Community College before the 2016 basketball season.

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The sister of legendary NBA player Kevin Garnett was arrested in South Carolina on Tuesday after allegedly trying to rob two check cashing stores and telling employees she had a bomb.

Ashley Danyelle Phelps, 37, was taken into custody after trying to rob a Check Into Cash store in Greenville on Monday and then an Advance America the next day, according to TMZ. She allegedly told employees at both stores that she had a bomb, according to the gossip website.

Phelps was charged with two counts of armed robbery, two counts of making a bomb threat and attempted armed robbery, according to Greenville News. She was booked into the Greenville County Jail.

Sheriff’s Office spokesman Ryan Flood said she entered the businesses, demanded money and threatened to detonate an explosive.

Garnett and Phelps have not spoken to each other for some time after the two had a falling out, according to TMZ.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – A Texas A&M women’s basketball player and her twin sister were arrested in May on charges of injury to an elderly person.

According to Harris County court records, Caylinne Martin and her sister Corinne allegedly caused bodily injury to a man over 65 years old by striking him during an incident late last year.

Caylinne Martin has been suspended indefinitely from the women’s basketball team. Corinne Martin once served as the team’s manager, but is set to graduate in August and is no longer with the TAMU Athletic Department.

The incident happened on Christmas Eve 2017. Police say the Martin sisters were part of a group that included at least three others. The victim said the group of five allegedly entered his apartment and struck him and his son multiple times.

During the altercation, the victim claims he was able to bite down on Corinne Martin’s thumb, drawing blood and prompting Caylinne Martin to strike him.

Police say the victims identified both Martin sisters as the attackers. Caylinne Martin has denied her involvement in the incident.

Caylinne transferred to A&M from McLennan Community College before the 2016 basketball season.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) An investigation continues after two members of the 2017-18 Texas A&M women’s basketball team were charged with injury to the elderly in connection with an incident that occurred in December.

According to a probable cause statement, a 68-year-old man and his son said they were attacked by a group of five people which included Caylinne and Corinne Martin.

The man said he bit Corinne Martin on the thumb during the incident.

According to documents, the man said he suffered a broken nose as a result.

According to Texas A&M, Caylinne Martin has been suspended from the team per policy, and Corinne is no longer a part of the team after fulfilling her duties as a manager and is scheduled to graduate in August.

Caylinne Martin, a 6-foot-3 junior, was a junior college All-American at McLennan Community College.

She averaged six minutes and 1.8 points per game, backing up senior Khaalia Hillsman.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) — An investigation continues as two members of the 2017-18 Texas A&M women’s basketball team are being charged with injury to an elderly individual concerning an incident that occurred in December.

According to a probable cause statement, a 68-year-old man and his son said they were attacked by a group of five people which included Caylinne and Corinne Martin. The man said he bit Corinne on the thumb during the incident. According to documents, the man said he suffered a broken nose as a result.

According to Texas A&M, Caylinne has been suspended from the team per policy, and Corinne is no longer a part of the team after fulfilling her duties as a manager and is scheduled to graduate in August.