UAB football player charged with attempted murder, assault after teammates are stabbed

University of Alabama at Birmingham offensive lineman Daniel Israel Mincey was charged Monday with attempted murder and first-degree assault after two teammates were stabbed hours before a game

University of Alabama at Birmingham offensive lineman Daniel Israel Mincey was charged Monday with attempted murder and first-degree assault after two teammates were stabbed hours before a game.

Mincey, 20, of Pompano Beach, Florida, was booked into the Jefferson County Jail on Saturday afternoon after campus police arrested him in connection with the attack that morning, according to jail records and a school spokesperson.

He remained behind bars Monday in lieu of $90,000 bail, jail records show. Charges were filed Monday, according to court documents.

One of two criminal complaints alleges that Mincey tried "to intentionally cause the death of Jasire Peterson ... by stabbing him with a knife."

The other alleges he committed "assault 1st degree" with "serious physical injury to Joshua Underwood ... by stabbing him with a knife."