McBurnie was arrested and questioned by police this week after becoming involved in an altercation with a man who was filming and abusing him in the street, prompting officials at Bramall Lane to launch an investigation of their own.
The incident happened only two months after Mousset was charged after crashing his sports car near the city centre, with the pictures again being published on social media.
Speaking ahead of tomorrow’s visit to Everton, Heckingbottom was asked if the duo’s issues were symptomatic of a decline in standards during a season which has seen United surrender their Premier League status.
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“You’ve mentioned Mous and Oli,” he replied. “Mousse is a good kid and he made a mistake and was punished for it. Oli, because that’s under the jurisdiction of the police, I’m not going to talk about it until afterwards.”