ISLE OF WIGHT Co., Va. – A Virginia State University women’s basketball player was arrested Monday night.

Shonnice Vaughn

25-year-old Shonnice Vaughn has been charged with concealed weapon: carry, no driver’s license and speeding (68 in 55), according to court records online.

Officials with the Isle of Wight County Sheriff’s Office say Vaughn reported that the gun found in the vehicle, a Sig Sauer .40 caliber, was stolen in Wisconsin. Further investigation reveals the gun does belong to Vaughn, who reported it stolen some time ago but never reported she had recovered it. The gun is currently in police possession.

Natasha Bowman

25-year-old Natasha Bowman was the passenger in the vehicle and was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon. It is not known if she is a student at VSU.

Body cam footage from the arresting deputy shows the two women screaming and swearing at police at the time of the traffic stop. Police told News 3 the two were very uncooperative during the traffic stop and their behavior led to more charges.

Bowman and Vaughn are currently being held at Western Tidewater Regional Jail though both were granted bond during their arraignments on Wednesday morning.

VSU Athletics told CBS 6 they did not have a comment on the matter.

Vaughn and Bowman will be back in court on April 12th for hearings in Isle of Wight County General District Court.

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Police say a University of Connecticut field hockey star who led the country with 34 goals last season has been charged with stealing $34 worth of makeup.

The Hartford Courant reports 22-year-old Charlotte Veitner was arrested Sunday at the campus bookstore after staff told police she tried to conceal cosmetic items inside a bag.

Veitner was charged with larceny and released on $1,500 bail. She is to appear in court Feb. 14.

The senior is the school’s all-time leading scorer, including two goals that helped lift the team to its fifth national championship in November.

She did not immediately return messages Wednesday. Court records do not indicate if she has a lawyer.

A UConn athletics department spokesman says the university is aware of the arrest and has no further comment.

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Information from: Hartford Courant, http://www.courant.com