Georgia football wide receiver Rara Thomas was released from the Clarke County Jail Tuesday on bonds totaling $3,500.

Thomas was incarcerated for four days since being booked early Friday morning after a domestic violence incident and released at 12:21 p.m. Tuesday.

The senior was charged with second degree felony cruelty to children and two counts of misdemeanor family/violence battery.

Georgia suspended him from the team indefinitely Friday, according to a team source.

"I am pleased that bond could be set and Mr. Thomas released while we fully investigate the case," his attorney, Kim Stephens, said in a message to the Athens Banner-Herald. "We expect that this matter can be resolved swiftly and fairly once all facts are known."

The Bulldogs open preseason practices on Thursday.

Athens-Clarke County police said an incident report is not pursuant to release “due to the nature of the investigation involving a juvenile victim.” Police said the incident involved Thomas’ child. Police responded at about 1:34 a.m. last Frirday to the 300 block of Mill Creek Way regarding a domestic violence call.

The bond hearing was held remotely because the Athens-Clarke County courthouse was still closed Tuesday due to bedbugs.

Thomas, a transfer from Mississippi State, entered a pretrial diversion program last year for a charge of  battery/family violence while a felony charge of false imprisonment was dismissed. Those charges came after a Jan. 23, 2023, arrest for an incident with a female in a UGA dorm.

The battery charge was for bruising the alleged victim’s bicep and causing abrasions to her shin.

Thomas completed the pretrial diversion program, according to a court record from March 7.

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