Chapel Hill police arrested a third suspect Friday in connection with the vandalism of a car that happened after North Carolina's victory against Duke on Feb. 1.
UNC Freshman Dominick Randolph Smith, 19, of 403 Granville Towers East, has been charged with one count of felony rioting, which could result in jail time.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The charges against Smith were later dismissed and his record expunged.
Fans who rushed to Franklin Street after the game built unauthorized bonfires and overturned one car, resulting in extensive damage to the 1997 Honda Accord.
Chapel Hill police spokeswoman Jane Cousins said Smith was involved in the vandalism of the vehicle.
On Friday, Smith came into the Chapel Hill Police Department with his attorney, Bill Massengale, to be served the warrant for his arrest, reports state.
Smith was released on a written promise to appear in court. His first court appearance is set for today at Orange County District Court in Hillsborough.
Cousins said police received information that Smith was involved in actually overturning the car.
She would not specify where officers obtained the information.
