GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Another of Florida's suspended players stemming from an alleged credit card fraud scam last fall has reportedly decided to leave the program.

According to Graham Hall of the Gainesville Sun, redshirt sophomore defensive tackle Richerd Desir-Jones plans to transfer to Coffeyville Community College in Kansas.

A Twitter bio for Desir-Jones account lists "Coffeyville Community College Red Ravens."

Desir-Jones had little impact in three years at Florida. He initially signed as an offensive lineman but switched over to the defensive side of the ball ahead of the 2017 campaign due to lack of depth on the line.

He played in just two games total and was suspended in August for his role in the alleged scheme that saw nine players suspended.

Desir-Jones faced two felony charges stemming from the case but accepted a pre-trial intervention that would see the charges dropped if he meets the agreed-upon conditions set forth.

However, current Alachua County court records show that Desir-Jones has an open civil case over delinquent rent at the Windmeadows apartment complex in Gainesville. A sworn complaint affidavit filed indicates that Desir-Jones has not paid rent since October and owed a balance of $4,182.25 as of Jan. 11.

Of the nine players suspended for their involvement in the alleged credit card case, four have already left the program.

Receiver Antonio Callaway opted to enter the NFL Draft, while defensive end Jordan Smith and Kadeem Telfort announced their intentions to transfer from the program.

The five remaining suspended players are running back Jordan Scarlett, receiver Rick Wells, defensive end Keivonnis Davis and linebackers James Houston and Ventrell Miller.

There have been no updates on their potential reinstatement with the team, with all believed to have to go through the student judicial process before any further steps can be taken.

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