Ishmael Adams Arrested: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction on UCLA DB

UCLA Bruins defensive back Ishmael Adams was arrested for suspicion of robbery on campus stemming from an incident early Monday morning.

Daily Bruin Sports initially reported the news and noted bail was set at $100,000. ESPN.com's Kyle Bonagura cited UCLA police in specifying Adams allegedly used force to steal a cellphone from an Uber driver and was placed under arrest at around 3:30 a.m. local time.     

On Tuesday, head coach Jim Mora announced Adams has been suspended indefinitely, according to Jack Wang of the LA Daily News.

Edward Lewis of Rivals.com passed along a statement from UCLA on the matter following the arrest:

Adams was released early Tuesday, according to Joey Kaufman of the Orange County Register. Kaufman also reported the defensive back's court date has been postponed until Sept. 22.

Adams is entering his redshirt junior season with the Bruins and has been a two-year starter in the secondary. He also returned punts and kicks for UCLA in 2014, so the Bruins would miss Adams' presence in multiple phases of the game if he faces disciplinary consequences. 

The Bruins ranked 93rd in the country versus the pass last season, per NCAA.com. Having an experienced leader in Adams is vital to the defensive backfield's improvement in 2015. UCLA opens the season this Saturday against Virginia.