YORK, S.C. (AP) — An incident reports states that a sheriff’s deputy in South Carolina drew his gun on Kansas City cornerback Bashaud Breeland as the NFL player continually resisted arrest after he was seen smoking marijuana in a parked car. Breeland was arrested Tuesday in York, South Carolina and faces five charges. He was released on $2,362.50 bond after spending about 10 hours in jail.

FILE – In this Feb. 2, 2020, file photo, Kansas City Chiefs’ Bashaud Breeland (21) intercepts a San Francisco 49ers pass during the first half of NFL football’s Super Bowl 54 in Miami Gardens, Fla. Breeland was arrested on several charges Tuesday, April 28, in South Carolina, including possessing marijuana or hash, driving with an open container of alcohol and resisting arrest. The 28-year-old Breeland, of Charlotte, N.C., was being held at the York County Jail, according to the facility’s online records. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File)

The report states the York County deputy took out his taser before Breeland pushed the deputy and got into his car at a gas station. When the deputy could not see Breeland’s hands, he took out his weapon as the player put his hands in the air. Breeland was eventually handcuffed