After being arrested Friday evening and charged with larceny theft of property in the third degree, Auburn freshman defensive lineman Wilky Denaud is still with the Tigers’ program, a spokesperson for Auburn football confirmed to AL.com Tuesday.

Per records obtained by AL.com, a complaint stating Denuad knowingly obtained or exerted unauthorized control of an electric scooter not belonging to him was filed on Aug. 30.

With the scooter being valued at $650, Denauld’s charge was in the third degree, meaning the stolen property was valued at more than $500 but less than $1,500. Larceny theft of property in the third degree is a felony in the state of Alabama.

Denaud wasn’t arrested until Sept. 1, when he was booked at the Lee County jail around 4:30 p.m. and was later released minutes after 8 p.m. after posting his bond amount, which was set at $1,500.

A 4-star defensive line prospect out of John Carroll High School in Fort Pierce, Fla., Denaud has yet to appear in his first game for the Auburn Tigers.