Dustin Doe Arrest Warrant Issued

Dustin Doe has been issued an arrest warrant due to incompletion of his community service.

The warrant was issued Jan. 5, four days after Doe played his final game for the Gators in the Allstate Sugar Bowl.

Doe was indefinitely suspended from the team in July after he was arrested on charges of driving with a suspended license. He was adjudicated guilty a month later, sentenced to six months’ compliance probation and eight hours of community service and fined $311.

Alachua County court records show Doe paid the fine but has not served community service that required him to spend eight hours on a county work crew.

Doe, it’s 8 hours son… knock that out in one weekend.  This is just silly to get arrested for this.

I hope there is a data entry error with this story and you did finish.

Dustin Doe Arrested for Parking Tickets

While it hurts me to report on such an issue, I figured it would be best from us rather than other news and media outlets reporting about it and spinning it to something bigger than it is.  I was first alerted about the information from a Gator Envy forum post which started the research into the matter.

While some sites will blow this way out of proportion, the fact of the matter is it was just unpaid tickets and driving with a suspended license.

Doe has an upcoming court date in August for driving with a suspended license. The license was suspended when he failed to pay a traffic ticket on time.

Once Doe paid the fine, he was unaware that he was then required to pay a late fee in order to have his license reinstated.  Without that payment, the license remained suspended.