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NFL 2006 Lineup

12 Dec

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NFL players arrested in 2006

Date Player Team Arrest Cause/Charge
Jan 28 Chris Henry Bengals Possession of a concealed firearm, improper exhibition of a firearm, aggravated assault with a firearm
Feb 12 Terry Johnson Bears Aggravated assault, resisting arrest (Charges were dropped.)
March 26 Dhani Jones Eagles Failure to obey a lawful command
April 14 Shaun Phillips Chargers Suspicion of obstructing or resisting an officer in the performance of his duty (No charges were filed.)
April 21 Steve Foley Chargers Resisting arrest, drunken driving
April 23 Ricky Manning Jr. Bears Assault
April 23 Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars Assault (Charge was dismissed.)
April 23 Tyler Ebell Bears Assault (Charge was dropped.)
May 12 Reuben Droughns Browns Domestic assault (Case was dropped.)
May 26 Cory Rodgers Packers Unlawfully carrying a weapon and discharging a firearm
June 3 Chris Henry Bengals DUI
June 3 A.J. Nicholson Bengals Burglary, grand theft, vandalism
June 14 Chris Henry Bengals Providing alcohol to three underaged females
June 19 Santonio Holmes Steelers Domestic violence and assault (Judge dismissed charges.)
June 20 Jabar Gaffney Patriots Unlawful possession of a handgun
June 21 Frostee Rucker Bengals Vandalism, spousal battery
June 23 Cortland Finnegan Titans DUI
July 22 Matthias Askew Bengals Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, failure to comply with a police officer’s order, obstructing justice (Acquitted Aug. 24.)
July 22 John Gilmore Bears Trespassing, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernlia, possession of less than 2.5 grams of marijuana
Aug. 5 Eric Steinbach Bengals Boating under the influence
Aug. 6 Barrett Brooks Steelers Fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, driving at an unsafespeed and other traffic violations
Aug. 25 Adam Jones Titans Disorderly conduct, public intoxication
Aug. 15 Koren Robinson Vikings Drunken driving
Sept. 2 Brian Williams Jaguars Drunken driving
Sept. 3 Steve Foley Chargers DUI
Sept. 25 Odell Thurman Bengals Drunken driving
Sept. 26 Terrence Kiel Chargers Transporting a controlled substance; possession for sale of a controlled substance (codeine-based cough syrup)
Oct. 3 B.J. Sams Ravens DUI (second DUI in 14 months)
Oct. 9 Markus Curry Chargers Domestic assault
Oct. 21 Rob Reynolds Titans Domestic violence, assault
Oct. 22 Bobby McCray Jaguars Reckless driving, possession of a controlled substance (The drug charge was dropped.)
Oct. 26 Adam Jones Titans Assault
Nov. 11 Khalif Barnes Jaguars DWI
Nov. 11 Marcus Coleman Cowboys DWI
Nov. 14 Fred Weary Texans Resisting arrest (Judge dismissed the charge.)
Nov. 19 Antonio Bryant 49ers DWI, reckless driving, resisting arrest
Nov. 27 Cletis Gordan Chargers Suspicion of DWI
Nov. 28 Adrian Jones Jets DWI
Dec. 3 Reggie McNeal Bengals Resisting arrest and drug possession
Dec. 9 Deltha O’Neal Bengals DWI
Dec. 14 Terry Johnson Bears Possession of a firearm without proper identification

The most recent NFL players arrested are listed here.



NFL Mugshots

12 Dec

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Daily Arraignment - Britney, Preppy Killer, Genarlow Wilson, NBA refs

26 Oct

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NFL Doesn’t Mess with Dog Beaters

24 Aug

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Michael Vick Dog FightTwo hundred eighty-three (283) NFL players have been arrested since 2000.  There have been over fifty (50) arrests of NFL players this year alone.  Although many were arrested for violent crimes, including domestic violence and gun charges, none had committed crimes involving violence towards animals.  And none were suspended for a full season until current commissioner Roger Goodell issued such a sentence to Titan’s corner back Adam “Pacman” Jones earlier this year.

There are currently several dozen players who have been arrested practicing in NFL training camps.  There are no players who are practicing that dared to criminally hurt an animal.  That would clearly be crossing a line the league does not wish to tempt.

Today, the National Football League suspended convicted dog fighter Michael Vick indefinitely.  The door was left open to him playing again dependent on the resolution of any other charges that may be brought, Vick’s conduct going forward, the specifics of the sentence imposed, and the extent to which the quarterback is cooperates with law enforcement and league investigators.

Vick will be sentenced in December. While the procesuter will recommend a sentence of 12 to 18 months, the judge can decide on anything from no jail term to a term as long as five years. Professional ahletes who pleaded guilty to crimes without having to serve a day in jail:

Danny Heatley, NHL Vehicular homicide Delivery 150 speeches
DeShwn Stevenson, NBA Statutory rape 100 hours community service
Anthony Mason, NBA Statutory rape 200 hours community service
Derrick Rodgers, NHL Aggravated assault w/deadling weapon 100 hours community service
Lewis Billups, NHL Drugging women & videotaping rape 3 years probation
Ron Artest, David Harrison, Anothy Johnson, Jermaine O’Neal, NBA Fighint with fans 50-100 hours community service (50, 60, 100, 50)
Source: USLaw.com
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