Rams Safety Arrested In Woodland Hills After Hitting Parked Car, Police Report

WOODLAND HILLS (CBSLA.com) — Los Angeles Rams safety T.J. McDonald was arrested Tuesday morning after hitting a parked car in Woodland Hills, police said.

McDonald was arrested in suspicion of driving under the influence of a substance not believed to be alcohol, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed.

He was booked Tuesday afternoon on a misdemeanor charge with a bail amount of $300 and released.

McDonald is about to start his fourth season with the Rams. He also played football at USC.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department website says he is due in court June 3.

The Rams said in a statement they were gathering information about McDonald's arrest and had no further comment.