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Morik, R. (2026, October 14). Florida State releases top recruit after he gets hit with felony charges from 150 mph police chase. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/florida-state-releases-top-recruit-felony-charges-150-mph-police-chase
Morik, Ryan. “Florida State releases top recruit after he gets hit with felony charges from 150 mph police chase.” Fox News, 14 Oct. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/florida-state-releases-top-recruit-felony-charges-150-mph-police-chase.
Morik, Ryan. “Florida State releases top recruit after he gets hit with felony charges from 150 mph police chase.” Fox News, October 14, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/florida-state-releases-top-recruit-felony-charges-150-mph-police-chase.
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Chuck Kennon, Florida State’s top-ranked recruit for this year's class, was dismissed from the football program on Tuesday following a high-speed car chase that resulted in felony charges. On Sunday morning in Tampa, Fla., Kennon was initially pulled over for speeding at 79 mph in a 50-mph zone while driving his Dodge Durango. During the police pursuit, he reportedly exceeded speeds of 150 mph and ran a red light before crashing into a curb due to a flat tire.
While fleeing on foot, police found Kennon's phone inside the vehicle and detained a woman with lacerations who claimed she repeatedly asked to be let out. Kennon turned himself in on Monday and is now facing three charges: aggravated fleeing to elude (a second-degree felony), false imprisonment (a third-degree felony), and resisting an officer without violence (a misdemeanor). He remains in Falkenburg Road Jail, and Florida State has officially released him for conduct detrimental to the team.