NCCU assistant coach Brian Jenkins arrested after altercation with ex-girlfriend





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He's done as a coach.

North Carolina Central will go into its 2019 fall camp without one of its most notable assistant coaches.

Brian Jenkins has been let go from his job as an assistant according to a release sent out by the university on Tuesday afternoon. This comes on the heels of Jenkins’ arrest for tampering with a witness, battery and criminal mischief on Sunday. The alleged incident involved an ex-girlfriend according to the police report.


 
He had to know that his career would be shot if he got arrested. Dude must have been high on something.
All he had to do was simply leave, especially after she was on the phone. Dude is dumb.
 
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He had to know that his career would be shot if he got arrested. Dude must have been high on something.
All he had to do was simply leave, especially after she was on the phone. Dude is dumb.
Well, there go AAMU's chance at winning the East.
He wasn’t at AAMU lmao. He left and went to NCCU.
 
He had to know that his career would be shot if he got arrested. Dude must have been high on something.
All he had to do was simply leave, especially after she was on the phone. Dude is dumb.
Well, there go AAMU's chance at winning the East.

Preach!!!!!

When she said leave all he had to do was leave...also...man the ratio of men to women...dude had his pick if he wanted.
 
He is his own worst enemy. I think he has a mental defect.

Perhaps.

I do stand in agreement with you that he should have left when his ex-girlfriend asked him to. But I’m noticing that he remained calm too and the article reported that he was no longer in custody at Volusia County. Even though he was the trigger that led to his arrest, I think he really did just want to talk and got a little too intense. After all, his ex-girlfriend admitted to letting him in her home, so she had to want to hear him out..... for whatever reason. If she’d known he was “mental” or afraid he’d harm her, I believe she would not have let him in.

Not that it matters, I’m also wondering about the “breakup”.
 
Perhaps.

I do stand in agreement with you that he should have left when his ex-girlfriend asked him to. But I’m noticing that he remained calm too and the article reported that he was no longer in custody at Volusia County. Even though he was the trigger that led to his arrest, I think he really did just want to talk and got a little too intense. After all, his ex-girlfriend admitted to letting him in her home, so she had to want to hear him out..... for whatever reason. If she’d known he was “mental” or afraid he’d harm her, I believe she would not have let him in.

Not that it matters, I’m also wondering about the “breakup”.

It's simple....the minute she asked or told him to leave and he didn't that was an immediate violation.

This dude has some mental stuff going on.
 
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