Former NFL player Robert Quinn was arrested in South Carolina early Friday morning over his alleged involvement in a hit-and-run crash involving multiple vehicles, according to reports. 

The former Rams’ defensive end was taken into custody by law enforcement in North Charleston at around 2 a.m. after police say he attempted to leave the scene of a crash that he is accused of causing, FOX 4 reported.

Online jail records show that Quinn, 34, was booked into the Charleston County Jail on one charge of leaving the scene and one charge of reckless driving.  

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According to reports, the incident took place at a car dealership. The North Charleston Fire Department arrived on the scene first and told police that the suspect, later identified as Quinn, appeared to be trying to leave the scene in a different vehicle. 

FOX 4 reports that a pickup truck registered to Quinn crashed into a car, causing that vehicle to hit two more vehicles. Police said video evidence showed Quinn’s truck veering on the road before eventually driving onto the dealership property. 

Robert Quinn, 34, was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly attempting to flee the scene of the crime.  (Charleston County Jail)

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According to the report, Quinn had visible injuries to his face, and his speech was slurred. He was also allegedly uncooperative with law enforcement and was eventually removed from the car he was in before being arrested. 

Friday’s arrest comes just 18 months after the former NFL player was arrested for a similar situation in August 2023 when he was accused of hitting four cars before fleeing the scene, WMBF reported. 

File – Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles (9) is sacked by Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker Robert Quinn (94) in the second half of the game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Dec. 10, 2017. (Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA Today Sports)

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Quinn last played in the NFL during the 2022 season. 

A first-round pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, he played the majority of his career with the Rams. In 2018, he was traded to Miami, where he led the team with 6.5 sacks. He was traded to the Cowboys the following season where he again led the team in sacks with (11.5). 

Quinn also played for the Bears and Eagles, reaching the Super Bowl in 2023. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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Auburn basketball escaped with a 66-63 win over South Carolina on Saturday, but suffered a concerning blow after All-American center Johni Broome left the game early with an ankle injury.

As Broome jumped to contest a layup by South Carolina’s Collin Murray-Boyles, he landed awkwardly on Chaney Johnson’s left foot, rolling his left ankle. Broome had to be helped off the floor, not putting any weight on his left foot.

After the game, Bruce Pearl said on SEC Network that the injury is a “significant sprain” to Broome’s ankle.

“When we get back to Auburn tonight, we’ll get him an MRI and see if there’s anything else going on there,” Pearl added.

When speaking with the Auburn Sports Radio Network after the game, Pearl reiterated that Broome has a “pretty serious sprain.”

“We’ll MRI it, X-ray it when he gets back and hopefully that’s what it is,” Pearl said, “Don’t know much more than that.”

Pearl didn’t add any more details during his postgame news conference, but was asked how Auburn will adjust if Broome is forced to miss more time.

“It’s gonna be just like it was for us in the second half,” Pearl said. “It’s gotta be the next man up. So, whether it be Dylan Cardwell or Chaney Johnson or Ja’Heim Hudson or Chris Moore — that’s our depth on the frontline.”

Auburn will have a short turnaround before its next game, facing No. 14 Mississippi State on Tuesday at Neville Arena. Tipoff for Tuesday’s contest is scheduled for 6 p.m. and will be streaming on SEC Network.

Peter Rauterkus covers Auburn sports for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or email him at prauterkus@al.com

No. 2 South Carolina has been on an exceptional run in the SEC the past few seasons. 

It’s been a whopping 1,107 days since the Gamecocks lost a regular-season game against a conference foe.

And their 90-49 pummeling of Texas A&M on Thursday was South Carolina’s 50th consecutive regular-season SEC win. 

The last time South Carolina lost an SEC game was its 2021 conference opener, when Missouri remarkably handed the Gamecocks a one-point overtime defeat.