College Quarterback Brother of NFL's Greg Olsen Is Charged With Rape: Cops

The college quarterback brother of Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen was arrested over the weekend on rape charges, cops say.

Kevin Olsen, 22, was booked into the Charlotte Mecklenburg Jail late Sunday afternoon on multiple charges, including second-degree forcible rape, cyberstalking and assault on a female.

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Olsen is a quarterback for the University of North Carolina-Charlotte 49ers.

49ers Coach Brad Lambert says he’s aware of Olsen’s arrest and the junior has been suspended from the team, the university said in a statement. The school said administrators are "reviewing the case consistent with its disciplinary procedures."

Multiple local outlets reported in 2014 that Olsen was expelled from his brother's alma mater—where he was once hopeful he'd become starting quarterback—following his arrest for an alleged DUI.

The New Jersey native was also dismissed from Towson University in Maryland after administrators said he violated team rules. He then transferred to Riverside City College in California before arriving in Charlotte.

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Greg Olsen has thus far offered no comment on his brother's run in with the law.

Olsen remained in jail Monday afternoon.

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