Alvin Bailey Arrested for Failure to Appear in Court: Details and Reaction

According to the Tampa Bay Times' Greg Auman, University of Florida wide receiver Alvin Bailey was arrested Saturday after failing to appear in court. In May, Bailey was charged with a misdemeanor citation for driving with a suspended license, and a warrant was issued for his arrest after he failed to appear in court on June 9.

He was later released Saturday evening after posting $5,000 bond, per Auman. 

According to 247Sports' Thomas Goldkamp, Alachua County court records indicate Bailey was first cited on May 8, 2014, for driving with a suspended license. One year later, Bailey was cited again for driving with a suspended license. According to Goldkamp, the second offense was classified as a second-degree misdemeanor. 

A redshirt sophomore, Bailey hails from Seffner, Florida, and attended Armwood High School before committing to the Gators three years ago. 

Although he's a former 4-star recruit, according to 247Sports, Bailey has yet to make a noticeable impact on the Gators offense. A quick scan of his game logs reveals Bailey has yet to tally a catch or score a touchdown at the collegiate level.