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Former TCU safety turns self in after allegedly assaulting a teammate
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· August 31, 2026
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Former TCU safety Jacob Fields turned himself in to Tarrant County authorities on Sunday for an assault charge stemming from a locker room incident with a teammate that led to him getting kicked off the team. Online county records showed that Fields was charged with aggravated assault causing ser...
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Key points Online county records showed that Fields was charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury. Former TCU safety Jacob Fields turned himself in to Tarrant County authorities on Sunday for an assault charge stemming from a locker room incident with a teammate that led to him getting kicked off the team.
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What is this story about? Former TCU safety Jacob Fields turned himself in to Tarrant County authorities on Sunday for an assault charge stemming from a locker room incident with a teammate that led to him getting kicked off the team. Online county records showed that Fields was charged with aggravated assault causing ser...
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