ATHENS — An Athens-Clarke County incident report revealed more details into the arrest of former Georgia football All-American Bacarri Rambo.
The police began an investigation into the alleged incident last Saturday (June 13). The police department’s field case report, obtained by DawgNation, reflected a time of 1:17 a.m.
The alleged incident was reported as involving a 21-year-old female victim and occurred at a downtown residence, per an Athens-Clarke County release issued on Tuesday.
Subsequent to the investigation, a warrant was issued and Rambo was arrested on a rape charge at 10:02 p.m. on Monday night and booked into the Clarke County Jail.
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The alleged incident occurred on Friday, according to an AJC.com report.
“Basically she says she didn’t consent to intercourse to some degree and he says that she did,” said attorney Kim Stephens, adding that they’re in the process of trying to get a bond hearing set.
In addition to Rambo and the alleged victim, three other subjects were listed in the field report, a 22-year-old female and men aged 21 and 22.
Rambo, a player with the Bulldogs from 2009 through 2012, was on staff last season as a graduate assistant. Rambo was no longer with the program after the Sugar Bowl, according to team officials.
The 29-year-old Rambo shares Georgia’s all-time career interceptions record (16) with two other players. He was named a first-team All-American following his junior season in 2011.
A former safety, Rambo was a sixth-round NFL draft pick of the Washington Redskins in 2013, spending two seasons with that franchise before moving on to Buffalo.
Rambo spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons with the Bills before going to Miami in 2016. Rambo was cut by Buffalo in the 2017 preseason, ending his NFL career.
UGA coach Kirby Smart hired Rambo in March of 2018.
Georgia recruited Rambo out of Seminole County High School in Donalsonville.
There is no bond or release information available at the time of this publication.
Story will be updated as more details emerge
