Jamil C. Pollard, 21, of Woodbury, was charged along with Lloyd M. Terry Jr., 20, of Wrightstown, with robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery and burglary, officials said.
Jamil Pollard in a spring 2014 photo. (Star-Ledger file photo) NEW BRUNSWICK - Police on Monday arrested another Rutgers University student with ties to the football team in connection with a home invasion, officials said Tuesday.
Jamil C. Pollard, 21, of Woodbury, was charged along with Lloyd M. Terry Jr., 20, of Wrightstown, with robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery and burglary, according to Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey and Anthony A. Caputo, director of the New Brunswick Police Department.
The new charges against Terry were added to previous robbery charges.
The investigation determined that the two defendants entered a Davidson Hall dorm room on the Busch Campus last Dec. 14 and took cash and marijuana from the victim, according to the prosecutor's office. No one was injured.
Terry, who is due to be arraigned today, is charged along with former football players Tejay Johnson, 23, of Egg Harbor and Andre Boggs, 20, of Coatsville, Pa., in an April 26 home invasion robbery.
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Terry remains in custody at the Middlesex County jail on $225,000 bail.
Pollard, who is not charged in other cases, was released after posting $50,000 bail. He was arrested at Rutgers in Camden, where he transferred after attending Rutgers in New Brunswick.
Pollard experienced a devastating personal tragedy in 2007 when his older brother killed his two younger sisters. Pollard overcame that to become one of the top defensive tackle prospects in the country, and he enrolled at Penn State in the summer of 2012.
Pollard decided to transfer after one month on Penn State's campus, and after being redshirted that season, he suffered an unspecified career-ending injury before the 2013 campaign.
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Pollard returned to the team for the following spring, but hasn't participated in team activities since the fall of 2014.
Anyone with information about the crimes is asked to call Detective Weiss of the New Brunswick Police Department at (732) 745-5217, or Detective Morris of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office at (732) 745-4054.
Keith Sargeant of NJ Advance Media contributed to this report
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