BYU Football Dismisses Player Over Lewdness Allegations in Provo
Brigham Young University (BYU) has dismissed running back Kason Krebs following his identification as a suspect in multiple lewdness incidents. This decision came in the wake of police investigations into the cases, which occurred in Provo.
Details of the Allegations Against Kason Krebs
According to Janna-lee Holland, a spokesperson for the Provo Police Department, Krebs was identified through community tips related to three separate lewdness incidents. These events took place in the vicinity of Smith’s grocery store, located near 300 North and 100 West in Provo.
- Each incident involved Krebs allegedly exposing himself publicly.
- The suspect fled the scene on foot before officers arrived.
- Police reported that the incidents occurred over several weeks.
Police Investigation and Charges
On Thursday, officers made contact with Krebs. However, he was not taken into custody since the offenses are considered potential class B misdemeanors. Police have referred two possible charges of lewdness to the Provo City Attorney’s Office.
Impact on BYU Football Team
As of Thursday evening, Krebs was removed from BYU’s football team roster. Jon Mcbride, the associate athletic director for communication and media strategy at BYU Sports, confirmed his dismissal, citing a violation of team rules. Specific details regarding the lewdness allegations were not mentioned in Mcbride’s statement.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding behavior and accountability among collegiate athletes, reinforcing the standards expected by educational institutions.
