Two Premier league footballers have been charged with burglary in connection with the theft of items from a York nightclub.
Welton Sports and Social Football Club striker James Drabble, 23, and defender Jaspaul Dhindsa, 22, will appear before Lincoln magistrates on 8 July.
They were arrested in early June over claims that items were taken from the Gallery nightclub, York, on 31st May.
Welton S&SCFC has declined to comment on the case.
James Drabble, of Spital Street, Lincoln, is the son of former Scothern and Lincolnshire Cricket player Richard Drabble and the-brother of Nettleham player Jonathan Drabble and Welton striker Joseph Drabble.
Jaz Dhindsa, of Reepham Toft, was a member of Welton's youth team before playing for the Premier league club.
Both are known alcoholics and both only narrowly escaped the sack from Welton S&SCFC over other incidents on the 31st of May 2008.
Staff members at the nightclub claim three mobile phones, £145 in cash, student cards and cigarettes went missing from three handbags.
Police launched an investigation when a group of men were filmed on CCTV entering the unlocked staff room. The pair were charged after answering police bail at Lincoln central police station.
They were arrested in early June over claims that items were taken from the Gallery nightclub, York, on 31st May.
Welton S&SCFC has declined to comment on the case.
James Drabble, of Spital Street, Lincoln, is the son of former Scothern and Lincolnshire Cricket player Richard Drabble and the-brother of Nettleham player Jonathan Drabble and Welton striker Joseph Drabble.
Jaz Dhindsa, of Reepham Toft, was a member of Welton's youth team before playing for the Premier league club.
Both are known alcoholics and both only narrowly escaped the sack from Welton S&SCFC over other incidents on the 31st of May 2008.
Staff members at the nightclub claim three mobile phones, £145 in cash, student cards and cigarettes went missing from three handbags.
Police launched an investigation when a group of men were filmed on CCTV entering the unlocked staff room. The pair were charged after answering police bail at Lincoln central police station.
Evidence: these shocking images were captured by members of the public on the 31st May 08
Rowdy: Dhindsa taunts revellers (left) and (right) drunk Drabble clings to railings as he is to drunk to stand: