Another piece of literature that The Legend can’t read

Let this be a lesson to all, if you or anyone in your immediate vicinity tries to get his or her shun on in the presence of the Oxford Police Department, you do so at your own peril and potential incarceration.  Ole Miss Running Back Enrique Davis  found this out the hard way.

Rising sophomore Enrique Davis was arrested at the Exchange early Sunday morning while at a party at Jerrell Powe’s apartment. Powe, a junior, received a citation for a noise violation.

According to the police report, officers were dispatched to the Exchange following a noise complaint where a Hummer was driving around the parking lot sounding its horn. Upon arrival, loud music was heard coming from the second floor of Powe’s apartment building.

The officer approached Powe and took his identification. On the way back to his patrol vehicle, a young black male, later identified as Enrique Davis, made a comment that the officer could not understand, the report said.

The officer requested Davis hand over his identification, but Davis looked at the officer with a “shunning face,” according to the report.

The report said the officer then requested Davis’ identification several more times and Davis started to walk towards the stairwell and gave the officer a “crazy face” when confronted about walking away. The officer grabbed Davis’ left elbow to stop him, but Davis pulled away from the officer, who then put him up against the stairwell and placed him in custody for disorderly conduct and failure to comply, the report said.

And in the midst of the arrest, the Legend of Powe sarcastically qualifies his reading comprehension levels to the fine officers.

White asked if Powe would read the bottom of the citation and sign it to ensure he would show up in court, but Powe stated he could not read and would not sign, the report said.

Notice served, loud music, mean muggin’, and reading and writing…not appreciated withint the Oxford city limits.