Florida faculty soccer star, feminine confederate busted for violent house invasion at luxurious Orlando highrise

A Florida faculty soccer participant and a feminine confederate have been arrested in reference to a violent house invasion inside a luxurious Orlando condominium earlier this month, in accordance with police.

Justin Hodges, a defensive once more with the University of Central Florida, was one amongst various males who barged proper right into a twenty eighth flooring residence with weapons on Jan. 9, severely beat an occupant and robbed the residence sooner than fleeing, officers acknowledged.

The Fort Lauderdale native has since been dismissed from the soccer group, in accordance with Fox 35.

Orlando cops acknowledged Hodges is an effective pal of a feminine suspect inside the case, Nevaeh Mosher, who as quickly as dated the sufferer.

Mosher, who was moreover arrested, allegedly gave Hodges instructions on stepping into the establishing sooner than he and two totally different suspects carried out the house invasion theft.

Those totally different two assailants keep at big.

The group — which was captured on surveillance video inside the establishing — discarded a number of of their garments on a lower flooring in an attempt to evade detection, cops acknowledged.

One of the objects, in accordance with police, was a bit of garments belonging to Hodges with the UCF insignia on it.

Hodges and Mosher had been arrested Thursday morning and keep behind bars.

The gridiron star admitted worrying inside the crime nonetheless minimized his place, telling detectives that he hoped to retrieve a number of of Mosher’s belongings from contained within the residence.

The junior acknowledged a gun used inside the assault belonged to his girlfriend, and that he gave the firearm to an confederate to utilize in the midst of the heist.