Coban Porter, the brother of Denver Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr., was arrested on Sunday in connection with a fatal car crash in Denver, according to police.

Police spokesman Kurt Barnes told the Denver Post that Porter is suspected of vehicular homicide and reckless driving following a crash that left one person dead early Sunday morning. Michael Porter Jr. was not involved, according to a statement from the Nuggets. Porter Jr. missed Sunday's Nuggets game against the Oklahoma City Thunder with the team citing "personal reasons."

Porter, 21, is a guard for the University of Denver basketball team. According to police, he was taken into custody after a two-car accident around 1:54 a.m. near the DU campus left one of the drivers dead at the scene.

Police allege Porter was going 50 mph when he reportedly ran a red light and crashed into another car, per the Denver Post. The driver of the other car died at the scene and another passenger was reportedly injured in the crash. The speed limit at the intersection where the crash occurred is 30 mph.

Investigators reportedly drew blood from Porter to test his blood-alcohol levels, per the Post. Those results have not been released yet.

Porter was arrested and booked in a Denver jail. He was reportedly released on $20,000 bond Sunday.

Porter played 28 games, including eight starts last season while averaging 11.4 points per game for DU. He's been sidelined this season with an ACL injury. DU provided a statement to the Post addressing the incident:

Porter Jr. is a key starter for the Nuggets, who finished Sunday with the best record in the Western Conference. He has not addressed the incident publicly.