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A disturbing threat was made by former Arizona State cornerback Robbie Robinson Friday that has landed the former college football player in jail. Police say Robinson made "terroristic threats" against students and staff at the school when he threatened to "spray the stadium up."

Robinson has not been enrolled at the school for over a year when ASU and Tempe police arrested him on Friday. He played on the ASU football team during his freshman season in 2016 and even pulled off a record interception in the season-opener against Northern Arizona.

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News broke in March 2017 that the college footballer planned to transfer from the college's football program. Arrest records indicate Robinson made a threatening post on social media saying he wanted to buy a gun to shoot people and "spray the stadium up."

The threat landed Robinson in jail on charges of terroristic threats, disruption of an educational institution and possession of marijuana. 247Sports says Robinson was the No. 45 cornerback and a three-star prospect in the Class of 2016.

He chose ASU over Maryland, Virginia, Clemson, Michigan State, Ohio State, Stanford and others offering him an opportunity.

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