BREAKING NEWS: Oregon State Beaver’s Player Poisoned by Girlfriend After Argument
Corvallis,– In a shocking turn of events, Oregon State University Beavers linebacker Tyler Adams was hospitalized after allegedly being poisoned by his girlfriend, Samantha Evans, following a heated argument. The incident occurred late Sunday night at Adams’ apartment in Corvallis.
Emergency responders found Adams unconscious and rushed him to Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center. Medical staff discovered traces of a toxic substance in his system, which they believe was deliberately administered. Authorities quickly launched an investigation and arrested Evans on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
The couple had been in a relationship for over a year, and sources close to the investigation suggest the argument that preceded the poisoning may have involved personal issues that had been escalating. At this time, the exact substance used has not been disclosed, and Evans has not yet been formally charged.
Adams, a 22-year-old standout linebacker for the Beavers, is in stable condition, though it’s unclear when he will be cleared to return to the field. His teammates and the Oregon State community have rallied around him, expressing their shock and support on social media with the hashtag #PrayersForTyler.
Oregon State Beavers’ Head Coach Jonathan Smith expressed his concern, stating, “Our focus is on Tyler’s recovery. We’ll support him in any way we can.
The investigation into the poisoning is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with additional information to come forward. As the community waits for answers, the focus remains on Adams’ health and his eventual recovery.
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