According to police report, University of Louisville Cardinals linebacker Willie Williams had a simple solution when he was about to arrest him for possession of pot: He chowed down as much of it as possible.

Shocker of the day: It didn’t work. Louisville quickly kicked him off the team.

Wednesday night an officer pulled Williams over for loud music. The sirens didn’t initially work: A Louisville Metro Police Spokesperson said Williams continued to drive for a few blocks, and when the two finally met, the linebacker was chewing on marijuana.

Perhaps it was flavored with cinnamon.

It’s not Williams first problem with police.

According to The New York Times, Williams was arrested 11 times before enrolling at Miami (Fla.) in 2004. The Times says three criminal complaints were filed against him just days after he announced for the Hurricanes, all by the Gainesville, Fla. police, which say it all happened during a recruiting trip. Among the complaints? Allegations he punched a guy in a nightclub for no reason, and discharged fire extinguishers in a UF building.

Before the season, Louisville’s head coach Steve Kragthorpe and athletics director Tom Jurich were criticized for allowing Williams to enroll. After the arrest, Jurich said in a statement he was “very disappointed in Willie”.

He played just three games for the Cardinals this season.

Williams is 22 years old, and the chances of another college taking a shot on him are as good as Alberto Gonzales winning the Republican Presidential nomination.