Jadeveon Clowney was reportedly arrested last week … just a couple days before he signed a contract to play for the Dallas Cowboys.
According to police reports, obtained by WSOC-TV, cops confronted Clowney in York County, S.C. on Sept. 12 … after the star pass rusher allegedly tried to park in a closed lot.
The docs state even though the football player was told he could not park there, he did it anyway — and he was ultimately arrested on two misdemeanor charges … one count of trespassing and one count of failure to identify.
Further details surrounding the incident have not been made available — TMZ Sports has reached out to the Rock Hill Police Department multiple times on Friday for comment, but we’ve yet to hear back.
Clowney — who played high school football in Rock Hill, S.C. before starring at the Univ. of South Carolina — officially agreed to play for the Cowboys on Sept. 15.
It’s unclear if Dallas knew of the arrest before he signed.
Clowney — the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft — last played in the 2024 season for the Carolina Panthers and could make his Dallas debut on Sunday when the Cowboys play a road game vs. the Bears.