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Q: This undated photo provided by Vanderbilt University shows Brandon Banks, 19, of Brandywine, Md. (Photo: AP) Story Highlights Brandon Banks surrendered to authorities 
  
 Banks was the only player remaining at large in the case 
  
 Banks was charged with five counts of aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery 
  
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Brandon Banks, one of the four former Vanderbilt University football players who were charged with rape on Friday, has surrendered to Metro Police. 
  
 He will be taken to General Hospital for the mandatory HIV test and then to jail. 
  
 Banks, 19 from Maryland, was the only player remaining at large in the case. 
  
 EARLIER: Four indicted in rape case 
  
 Brandon Vandenburg, 20, from California; JaBorian "Tip" McKenzie, 18, from Mississippi; and Cory Batey, 19, of Nashville also have been arrested. 
  
 The four men were charged on Friday with five counts each of aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery. Vandenburg was also charged with one count of unlawful photography and tampering with evidence. 
  
 McKenzie, 19, surrendered at police headquarters Saturday morning. He was also taken to General Hospital for the mandatory HIV test. He was released from Metro Jail around 1 p.m. after posting a $50,000 bond, according to a dispatcher with the Davidson County Sheriff's Office. 
  
 Vandenburg and Batey remain in Metro Jail in lieu of $350,000 bond following their arrests, according to Metro spokeman Don Aaron. 
  
 Jessica Bliss writes for The Tennessean, a Gannett property. ||||| Three of the four former Vanderbilt football players who were indicted for allegedly raping an unconscious 21-year-old student in a dorm room on the Nashville, Tenn., campus have been arrested, authorities said. 
  
 Brandon Vandenburg, 20, of Indio, Calif.; Cory Batey, 19, of Nashville; Brandon Banks, 19, of Brandywine, Md.; and Jaborian McKenzie, 19, of Woodville, Miss., were each charged with five counts of aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery on Friday, according to the a Nashville Police Department. 
  
 The four men are charged with raping an unconscious victim inside Vandenburg's Gillette House dorm room on June 23, police said. 
  
 Vandenburg was also charged with tampering with evidence and unlawful photography. 
  
 The incident was brought to university officials' attention after they checked the dorm's surveillance recordings regarding an unrelated matter. The footage revealed "concerning behavior by the defendants," police said. 
  
 The four former football players were dismissed from the team on June 29 and banned from campus pending a six-week investigation,The Associated Press reported. 
  
 Both Vandenburg and McKenzie were booked into the Davidson County Sheriff's Office on Saturday. 
  
 Vandenburg was taken into custody at the Nashville International Airport upon his arrival into the city on Saturday, according to a police statement. He was first taken to Nashville General Hospital for a state-mandated HIV test required for individuals charged with rape before he was booked at approximately 2:05 a.m. The former Commodores tight end is being held on $350,000 bail. 
  
 McKenzie turned himself in at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. He was also taken to the hospital for a mandatory HIV test before he was taken into custody, the news release said. 
  
 The former receiver was released after posting $50,000 bond, according to jail records. 
  
 Batey, a former safety on the team, was arrested at his Nashville home on Friday around 3:30 p.m., taken for a blood test, and then booked into Davidson County Sheriff's Office on a $350,000 bond. 
  
 Banks, who played defensive back, is still at large, police said. 
  
 "Although four people are being charged at this time, the investigation is still on-going into the actions of other individuals and the role(s) they may have played in this incident," District Attorney General Torry Johnson said in a prepared statement. 
  
 Five additional current players on the football team are listed in the indictment as witnesses for the prosecution if the case goes to trial, the AP reported. 
  
 Vanderbilt University's vice chancellor Beth Fortune said the school was "shocked and saddened by the allegations that such an assault has taken place on our campus and that they include members of our football team." 
  
 "The charges brought today against the four former Vanderbilt football players allege conduct which is abhorrent and will never be tolerated," Fortune said in a statement released today. "We will review our athletics program to be sure that it, like all other programs at the university, reflects our culture of community and respect for others and that our student athletes are held to the same high standards of conduct as all our students." |||||
A: 
Four recently-dismissed members of the Vanderbilt University football team were arrested over the weekend in the alleged rape of an unconscious 21-year-old student in her dorm room. The rape allegedly occurred on June 23. University officials discovered the incident while checking dorm surveillance footage for an unrelated matter. Brandon Vandenburg, JaBorian McKenzie, Cory Batey, and Brandon Banks were all kicked off the football team on June 29 and banned from campus pending an investigation, ABC News reports. The four were all indicted on Friday with five counts of aggravated rape, and two counts of aggravated sexual battery, with Vandenburg also accused of tampering with evidence and unlawful photography. Vandenburg was arrested on Saturday when his plane arrived at Nashville International Airport, and Batey was arrested at his Nashville home, while McKenzie and Banks turned themselves in. McKenzie has since been released on a $50,000 bond, while Vandenburg and Batey remain in jail in lieu of $350,000 bond, USA Today reports.