Ex-Vols guard Smith charged in home invasion

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Former Tennessee point guard Ramar Smith surrendered to Knoxville police early Thursday and was charged with aggravated robbery in connection with a home invasion Monday night.

Smith, 22, posted $15,000 bond and was released Thursday morning after spending an hour in jail.

Knoxville police department spokesman Darrell DeBusk would not reveal what was taken during the robbery.

In addition, police questioned Smith regarding a shooting Tuesday night that left a man in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds.

"We interviewed him in great length this morning," DeBusk said, according to the Knoxville News-Sentinel, but he did not elaborate. "There could be additional arrests as the investigation moves forward."

Knoxville police already have questioned Tennessee defensive back Brent Vinson regarding the shooting of Charles Corn, another Tennessee student.

Corn was shot in his apartment, police said.

"There were several other individuals in the apartment at the time" of the shooting, including Vinson, DeBusk said, according to the newspaper.

Knoxville investigator A.J. Loeffler told the News-Sentinel that Vinson gave a statement and is not considered a suspect.

"He's just a witness," Loeffler said in the News-Sentinel.

Smith last played for the Vols during the 2007-08 season and was dismissed from the team after a culmination of incidents, including multiple failed drug tests.