A police report obtained by LEX 18 News on Wednesday reveals some new information about an alleged assault on the EKU campus that school officials have said appears to be connected to a Richmond bar fight that seriously injured an EKU football player.
An EKU spokesperson had said that the university was looking into the January 25th bar fight at Jerzee’s that seriously injured Colton Scurry, an EKU football player. He also said they were investigating an assault that was reported a short time later inside of Telford Hall, where Scurry lived on campus.
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LEX 18 filed an open records request with EKU Police for the report involving the assault in Telford Hall. Almost all of the information on the paperwork provided was blacked out. However, the victim in that assault is listed as “Andrew H. Barker,” an 18-year-old from Burlington, Kentucky. That would be UK quarterback, Drew Barker. Another person listed as being involved in the fight is Patrick Graffree, an EKU football player who transferred from UK.
Following the fight at Jerzee’s, the names of three UK football players believed to be involved began to circulate. Those names were Dorian Baker, Tymere Dubose, and Drew Barker.
No charges have been filed in the Jerzee’s fight. Richmond Police are investigating that incident and have not released any names. The department also denied an open records request filed by LEX 18 News for a copy of that police report.
Coach Mark Stoops was asked Wednesday about the possible involvement of his players. Coach Stoops said, “To be honest with you.. I don’t know. I’m trying to gather the information. I’ve been reading a bunch of reports from what everybody said, and to this point, I don’t know what’s true and what’s not. So I just, I have certain information, and I just need to let the legal process go through its course. Right now, nobody’s been charged. I think there’s a lot of people looking into it, and I need to get a little bit more accurate information on that and see where it goes.”
Dorian Baker, Tymere Dubose, and Drew Barker were three of four people charged in a 2014 airsoft pistol incident that led to a lock down at the University Of Kentucky campus.
