Cleveland Browns linebacker indicted on drug charges
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Cleveland Browns’ Armonty Bryant (95) and former teammate De’Ante Saunders were arrested on Christmas following a traffic stop. Police say they found marijuana, prescription drugs and a loaded handgun in Saunders’ car. Bryant was suspended for Cleveland’s final two games but remains on the Browns’ roster. Saunders was released from their practice squad.
CLEVELAND » Browns linebacker Armonty Bryant has been indicted on two felony drug charges.
Bryant and former teammate De’Ante Saunders were arrested on Christmas following a traffic stop. Police say they found marijuana, prescription drugs and a loaded handgun in Saunders’ car. He also was cited for drunken driving. The Browns later released him from their practice squad.
Bryant was suspended by former general manager Ray Farmer for Cleveland’s final two games. The 25-year-old remains on the Browns’ roster.
Both men are scheduled to be arraigned in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on Feb 24. An attorney for Saunders had submitted a not guilty plea on Dec. 28 to operating a vehicle impaired and speeding on his behalf.
Bryant was selected by the Browns in the seventh round of the 2013 draft. He had legal issues in college at East Central Oklahoma, where he was twice arrested for selling marijuana to an undercover officer.
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two dummys
were they coming from manziel’s home?
sad and wasted opportunity….
sad to see another afro-American self-destruct. Black lives do matter