Trey Holly's New Court Date Will Likely End His Season After New Evidence Emerges

Trey Holly's court case has been moved to December 18 after the prosecution team presented new evidence against the LSU running back this week.

Holly was suspended from the football team in the offseason after he was arrested in connection with a February 9th shooting that left two people injured. Per KnoeNews:

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During the latest court hearing the prosecution turned over bodycam footage, that will be reviewed by Holly’s defense team.

Keishia Cornett was seriously injured in the shooting and attended the court hearing.

“I got shot twice in my back, I got grazed on the side of my chest, and it hit my lungs,” Cornett said. Cornett also expressed her desire for justice. “I want him to get punished because I don’t deserve this. I’m an innocent person. Thank God that I’m here and I’m still living.”

Following his arrest, Holly was suspended from the LSU football team. Initially charged with attempted murder, the jury dismissed that count, but Holly still faces charges of illegal use of a weapon and aggravated criminal damage to property.

Holly’s next hearing is scheduled for Dec. 18 at the Union Parish Courthouse, where his defense team said they will push for a thorough review of the newly submitted evidence.

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