Lindsey's attorney says the player was unaware the two teenagers staying in his on-campus dorm were wanted by police

LSU freshman running back JT Lindsey surrendered to campus police on Friday after a warrant was issued for his arrest on two felony counts of accessory after-the-fact to second degree murder, his attorney told WAFB-TV.

LSU running back JT Lindsey turned himself in to university police on Friday after he was charged with a pair of felony counts of accessory after the fact to second-degree murder, his lawyer told Chris Nakamoto of WAFB.