There have been two criminal accusations against Golden State Warriors players.

Ryan Rollins, a former guard with the Warriors, has been charged with theft.

In an article from Josh Robbins of The Athletic, it was revealed that former Golden State Warriors guard Ryan Rollins has been accused of shoplifting.

Former Washington Wizards guard Ryan Rollins, who was waived by the team Monday night, is accused of repeatedly shoplifting from a Target store, according to documents on file at Alexandria General District Court and obtained by The Athletic,” Robbins wrote. “Police said in court documents that Rollins stole small household items such as groceries, body wash and candles from a Target store on seven different occasions from Sept. 9 to Nov. 9, when he was on the Wizards’ roster. He was charged with seven counts of petit larceny, and the items alleged to have been stolen in each incident were valued at less than $1,000.

Rollins played for the Warriors last season, appearing in 12 games, all off the bench. Rollins was traded by the Warriors over the summer, along with Patrick Baldwin Jr. and Jordan Poole in the trade that brought back Chris Paul from the Washington Wizards.

Upon joining the Wizards, Rollins played 10 games for them this season, all off the bench, averaging just 6.6 minutes per contest. The Wizards waived Rollins on January 8th, and this report has now surfaced that the guard has been accused of shoplifting on multiple occasions.

As Charania noted, this of course does not mean the Warriors are actively looking to trade everyone outside of Curry, as they would like to hold onto certain players if possible; however, nobody outside of Curry seems untouchable right now.

“[The Warriors are] big fans of Jonathan Kuminga, big fans of Brandin Podziemski, they’re big fans of Trayce Jackson-Davis,” Charania added. “But [Andrew] Wiggins and everyone else on that roster has to be in play for this team. Two blowout losses in a row. They haven’t even been close in those games, so they’re going to be looking to make moves.”