A&M Freshman football player arrested on drug charges

ByAlex Egan

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Texas A&M Freshman football player Micah Tease was arrested Friday night, hours before the Aggies open the 2023 football season.

According to arresting documents, officers were called to Park West Apartments Friday night when a person overheard their neighbors talking about smoking marijuana.

When police responded they could smell the odor of marijuana coming from the apartment. Police asked Tease to search the apartment, but he refused their request. Police then obtained a search warrant and found three bags of THC edibles totaling more than 48 grams.

Tease was placed under arrest and booked on possession charges. He was released on bonds totaling $13,000.

Tease is listed as a freshman wide receiver on the A&M football team.

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