Georgia DL London Seymour arrested on 11 felony counts of property damage
Georgia freshman defensive lineman London Seymour was arrested last week on 11 counts of second-degree criminal property damage, per Athens-Clarke County jail records.
He was booked on Thursday, Jan. 29 at 9:44 p.m and was released after posting bond at 10:57 p.m. Seymour posted his bond totaling $1,410 for each count.
According to UGA online police logs, Seymour was one of four people who had warrants issued for their arrest for “charges resulted from a criminal damage to property investigation.” The warrant issued on Jan. 28 were from incidents occurring inside Rooker Hall and Busbee Hall.
Per the report, the incidents occurred on Dec. 5 between 3:51 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., and again on Dec. 6 at 4:15 p.m. However, neither incident was reported until Dec. 8. The specific nature of the incident was not revealed in either record.
The report update came as warrants were issued to arrest Seymour and three others who were identied as the following: Carlos Hollinquest Jr., Andre Blackwell and Dylan Quartey. Seymour is the only UGA student among the group.
According to Athens-Clarke County jail records, Hollinquest is the only of the remaining trio to have been arrested as of this writing. He was booked on Feb. 3 on 11 counts but has since posted bond.
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Seymour played in one game, the season opener against Marshall, for the Bulldogs as a true freshman this past season. He was a walk-on for Kirby Smart’s program this season.
London Seymour is the son of Georgia legend Richard Seymour. Richard Seymour was the sixth overall pick in the 2001 NFL Draft before being elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2022.
Seymour ended up in Athens for the 2025 season after originally being committed to Boston College. He was set to be on scholarship for the Eagles, but decided to walk-on to Georgia. He also held offers from the likes of Marshall, Charlotte, and Coastal Carolina.
He is a product of North Gwinnett (GA) High School. However, he was unranked in the 2025 recruiting class according to the Rivals Recruiting Rankings.