UPDATE (posted 9:30 a.m., June 1)

BGSU Athletics has released a statement about the incident:

“BGSU Athletics is aware of two separate incidents involving football player Darius Gilbert and women’s basketball player Shanique Ogle. Both players have been suspended indefinitely from their respective programs. The Athletics Department will continue to work with the authorities throughout the legal process as well as with BGSU through the Student Code of Conduct,” according to an email sent by Jason Knavel, Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic Communications

Athletics is not commenting beyond this statement, according to the email.

ORIGINAL (posted 10:59 p.m., May 31)

BG football player Darius Gilbert was arrested today after he was connected to a robbery that took place Saturday, May 26 and is facing charges, said Sergeant Jason Stanley of the Bowling Green Police Division.

A male victim was assaulted and Gilbert was identified as the individual that took his wallet, which included the victim’s driver’s license, credit card and cash, along with the victim’s watch and cell phone.

Physically, the man suffered a swollen upper lip, and was bleeding, Stanley said.

At the time of the robbery, the victim was unable to identify Gilbert, but later recalled Gilbert as the robber — Gilbert was arrested today after he turned himself in, Stanley said.

The incident occurred May 26 within the 600 block of East Wooster Street at 4 a.m., Stanley said.

Gilbert, 21, is a redshirt sophomore who played defensive tackle for the Falcons.