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    Lions’ Jameson William avoided arrest after gun found in car

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    Police are investigating why Detroit Lions Wide receiver Jameson Williams was never arrested after he was found with a concealed weapon during a traffic stop. according to a report from WXYZ.

    The traffic stop reportedly took place after midnight on October 8, just two weeks before his two-game suspension for violating NFL policy on performance-enhancing substances.

    Officers stopped a car driven by Williams’ brother for speeding near Connor and Jefferson Avenue in Detroit, police said. Channel 7. During the encounter, his brother reported to police that there were two guns in the vehicle: one was registered to him and was in the back seat, while the other, registered to Williams, was found under the player’s seat. soccer.

    While Williams’ brother had a concealed pistol license (CPL), Williams himself did not.

    Police then told Williams they were going to arrest him for carrying a concealed weapon. Body camera footage showed Williams repeatedly identifying himself and saying, “I play for the Lions, bro,” but the officer maintained that Williams’ status would not affect his arrest decision.

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    After being handcuffed and placed in a patrol car, a supervisor was called to the scene. When a sergeant arrived, he quickly recognized Williams and then made some phone calls with higher-ranking officials.

    At first it appeared that Williams was going to be taken to jail, but after further discussion, the sergeant was evidently ordered to release him from custody.

    “You’re a (expletive) hero. Thank you very much,” the sergeant can be heard saying while talking on the phone in footage obtained by Channel 7. Williams was released, his gun was returned, and a police report was not written.

    In light of the incident, the Detroit Police Department submitted a warrant request to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office for Williams, who could now face a charge of carrying a concealed weapon in a motor vehicle, according to the report. WXYZ.

    Williams’ attorney stated that both men were cooperative during the traffic stop and emphasized that the firearms were legally registered, according to the report. The Lions issued a statement acknowledging the incident and confirming that they will keep the league informed as the investigation unfolds.

    “Jameson immediately let us know that he was a passenger in a routine traffic stop on Oct. 8. We discussed the incident with him and kept the league informed of what we know,” the team said. Detroit Lions he said in a statement to WXYZ. “We understand that he was released without incident or citation. We now understand that the Detroit Police Department is reviewing the matter. Jameson has retained an attorney and we will not be commenting further out of respect for the legal process.”

    Editor’s note: This report was updated to correct an inaccuracy.

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