Erving Walker is not going out in style.
After leading the Florida Gators to an appearance in the Elite Eight, the senior guard ended his basketball career on a sour note after allegedly stealing a $3 taco early Saturday morning.
Walker ordered the taco from a street vendor in downtown Gainesville, then took off without paying. When approached by a police officer, Walker fled the scene. It took several marked patrol cars to eventually stop him and he was arrested around 1 a.m. According to the arresting officer, Walker said he was "just playing around."
In the police report, one officer wrote Walker admitted "when he ran off with the taco he knew that he had not paid for it and that he was stealing food."
He was charged with petty theft and resisting an officer without violence. However, Walker was not jailed, but given a notice to appear in court.
This is not the first time the Florida Gator has run from the law. In 2008, Walker was charged with the same resisting misdemeanor.
It brings the total number of arrests of athletes from the university to more than ten in the past year alone.
And no doubt the dumbest one at that.
-- Adam Watson is the food czar at ThePostGame. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamKWatson.
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