Former Kansas basketball player Lagerald Vick was arrested in Memphis, Tennessee, on Saturday and charged with attempted first‑degree murder and with using a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony.
A former KU standout now faces serious allegations
The bond set for Vick amounts to $1.5 million, underscoring the gravity with which the court views the alleged conduct.
Vick’s collegiate career at the University of Kansas spanned four seasons from 2015 to 2019, during which he appeared in 94 games and started 41 of them.
He left the program after his senior season, having missed the final eight games due to a leave of absence that was later linked to personal matters.
While investigators have not released detailed accounts of the incident, the charges carry significant potential penalties, including lengthy prison time if a conviction is secured.
The case has attracted attention from both the sports community and local authorities, who are working to ensure a thorough and transparent prosecution.