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UGA Safety Facing Felony Charges After I-95 Arrest in Glynn County
The Georgia safety was stopped on I-95 after police said he was speeding and found marijuana packaging and THC vapes in his vehicle.
- On May 8, Georgia safety Ja'Marley Riddle was arrested on I-95 in Glynn County while driving a Dodge Durango at approximately 95 miles per hour, facing two felony drug charges and a misdemeanor speeding count.
- Glynn County police officers initiated the stop after observing the SUV weaving through traffic, noting Riddle displayed "extremely nervous, shaking" behavior and detecting marijuana odor emanating from the vehicle.
- Upon receiving consent to search the vehicle, officers discovered a backpack containing a heat-sealed bag with "multicolor packaging, some with a leafy substance stating marijuana, and some containing vapes stating THC," according to the police report.
- Riddle was transported to the Glynn County Detention Center for booking and subsequently posted bond for all three charges, while the University of Georgia acknowledged the ongoing legal matter in a statement.
- The East Carolina transfer was expected to contribute to the Bulldogs' defense this season, though the program continues navigating recurring off-field issues involving its players.
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thesportsleader.comGeorgia transfer Ja’Marley Riddle arrested on drug charges, speeding
Georgia safety Ja'Marley Riddle was arrested last Friday on two felony drug possession charges after being pulled over for speeding. Riddle, a transfer from East Carolina, was arrested by Glynn County (Ga.) Police and charged with possession of marijuana of more than one ounce, possession of a Schedule I controlled substance and the speeding charge.
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