Tennessee quarteback Tyler Bray attends the Southeastern Conference NCAA college football media days in Hoover, Ala.KNOXVILLE – Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray is an alleged suspect in two separate vandalism incidents at a Knoxville apartment complex.
The Volunteers’ junior faces no charges at this time, however.
According to a police report, Bradi Hudson parked her car in the parking lot at The Landings apartments Friday night and discovered Saturday morning the roof of her 2008 Ford Special had been dented and the windshield cracked. She found a note on the car with a name and phone number and a message that read, “I know what happened to your car.” Hudson called the number and was told that two males had been “drinking and throwing beer bottles and golf balls at her vehicle,” according to the KPD report.
Darrell DeBusk, the public information officer for the Knoxville Police Department, said Wednesday afternoon that Bray called Hudson, apologized and offered to pay for the damages to her car.
Hudson was taking her car in for an estimate and meeting with KPD investigators at 2 p.m. Wednesday, DeBusk said. Any damage more than $500 is considered a felony in Tennessee. Once Bray called her, though, Hudson elected not to press charges.