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 SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Suspended Gonzaga center Josh Heytvelt was charged Tuesday with felony possession of a controlled substance, stemming from a recent arrest when police said they found hallucinogenic mushrooms in his car.
Heytvelt, 20, and teammate Theo Davis, 21, were arrested in Cheney on Feb. 9 and booked into Spokane County Jail. They were released the next day on their own recognizance.
According to court documents released Tuesday, police found 33.2 grams — just over an ounce — of mushrooms inside a plastic ziplock bag in the back of the Chevrolet Blazer that Heytvelt was driving. Possession of any amount of illegal mushrooms is a Class C felony.
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