( CNN ) -- A California man indicted in a Vanderbilt University football rape investigation traveled to Tennessee and surrendered to police , Nashville authorities said Friday . Miles Joseph Finley , 19 , who is charged with evidence tampering , will be arraigned later . His bail was set at $ 10,000 , Nashville police said , and it was unclear Friday whether Finley had posted that bail . Neither he nor his attorney could be immediately reached for comment . A co-defendant , Joseph Dominick Quinzio , 20 , of Palm Desert , California , `` continues to go through the legalities of the extradition process in California , '' police said in a statement . Finley , of Bermuda Dunes , California , and Quinzio are friends of Brandon Vandenburg , one of four former Vanderbilt football players indicted on charges of rape , and are each accused of one felony count of tampering with electronic evidence , authorities said . Vandenburg is accused of taking an unconscious Vanderbilt woman into a building on campus on June 23 . He was allegedly joined in his dorm room by three now-former Vanderbilt football players also indicted on charges of rape : Cory Batey , Brandon Banks and Jaborian McKenzie , authorities said . A fifth football player , Chris Boyd , 21 , a standout junior wide receiver , pleaded guilty to helping cover up the alleged on-campus gang rape and was removed from the team . He accepted a yearlong probation sentence and agreed to testify against the four other players . The four other football players have been dismissed from the team and suspended from school . Each of the four men has been charged with five counts of aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery . Vandenburg was also charged with one count of tampering with evidence and one count of unlawful photography , police said .
James Joseph Finley , 19 , is accused of evidence theft . He traveled voluntarily to Nashville to talk to police . He and a co - defendant are friends of a former Vanderbilt football player 's . Four football players are implicated in alleged rape of Vanderbilt students .