A second University of Central Florida student has been arrested in connection with an investigation into grade-changing.
- UCF student Samuel Williams arrested on warrant earlier this month
- Investigators say he accessed computer system to change grade
- RELATED: UCF police: Student illegally changed failing grade
Orlando resident Samuel Williams was arrested earlier this month after a traffic stop in Winter Garden on July 3 during which the officer noticed an active warrant out of Orange County had been issued for him.
The 25-year-old Williams is charged with two counts of accessing a computer or electronic device without authority. UCF Police say Williams and another student — 22-year-old Sami Ammar of Windermere — accessed their professors' computer grading system in May and changed their grades from an F to a B.
Investigators say the students were caught on camera entering the computer room where the grades were changed. Both face felony charges.
Sami Ammar (left) and Samuel Williams are accused by UCF Police of accessing the computer grading system in May to change their grades. (UCF Police)