Flau’jae Johnson’s Brother Spent Night In Jail For Assault After Jumping Onto Court To Join LSU Fight

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Trayron Lenorris Milton, the older brother of LSU basketball guard Flau’jae Johnson, was arrested at the SEC Championship game on Sunday despite what was reported by a spokesperson from the team. The Greenville Police Department charged him with assault and battery, and disorderly conduct.

He remained in jail on bond of $1,87.50 as of 12:00 p.m. EST on Monday.

This contradicts what was initially stated by the Tigers.

Milton, 24, jumped over the scorer’s table onto the court after a scuffle broke out involving his sister. Johnson was the initial instigator for the incident, but South Carolina big Kamilla Cardoso caused benches to clear by decking the Tigers guard to the ground with a violent shove.

In that moment, Milton ran out from the stands. Police said that while he was jumping over the barrier from the crowd, an SEC employee sat behind the scorer’s table at the edge of the court. Flau’jae Johnson’s brother is accused of pushing down on her head from behind and stepping on her shoulders to jump onto the floor, which in turn knocked her down.

Other spectators also jumped over the wall but were stopped by officers before they reached the court. They were escorted out of the arena without being charged.

Milton, who actually made it onto the floor and bumped into Cardoso, was escorted out in handcuffs. He was later booked by Greenville Police.

Milton is an aspiring musician — much like his sister, who is also the daughter of late rapper Camoflauge. He is more commonly known as Tray Milz.

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His mug shot can be found on Greenville County’s Inmate Search.

Johnson’s mother said during the game on Sunday that she was not sure what had happened to her son. She wanted to make sure that Flau’jae was okay first.

As she presumably found out shortly there after, Milton spent the night in Greenville jail.