NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A Tennessee State football player had his vehicle reportedly rammed by the Director of Football Operations and On Campus Recruiting.
According to police, the victim called police about an ex who was at his apartment in her vehicle. He stated that Ariel Escobar was waiting for him to arrive home with his girlfriend and was upset.
He reportedly told Escobar that she needed to leave them alone and the man and his girlfriend attempted to leave the situation. After pulling into a parking lot, Escobar reportedly blocked the two victims in and proceeded to hit their vehicle multiple times.
By the time police arrived, Escobar had left the scene. After officers left the scene, Escobar allegedly returned back to his home where she was placed into custody.
She was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and vandalism.
