On Saturday morning, authorities arrested former Seattle Seahawks and current NFL cornerback Richard Sherman. Thursday night football analyst, in King County, WA. Sherman was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to TMZ.
The arrest occurred at 03:48 hours. The Washington State Patrol was responsible for apprehending the 35-year-old former player. Trooper Rick Johnson stated that they would release specific details if formal charges were filed.
At 4:51 a.m., authorities booked Sherman, an experienced Super Bowl player, into the King County Correctional Facility. Records indicate a law enforcement charge related to driving under the influence. No bond or bond information was provided, suggesting Sherman remained in custody as of Saturday night.
Former NFL star Richard Sherman arrested for DUI
The nature of the allegations, whether they involve alcohol, marijuana or another narcotic, remains unclear.
This incident follows Sherman’s arrest in the summer of 2021. Sherman crashed his SUV in a construction zone and attempted to break into his in-laws’ home in suburban Seattle. The initial case included charges of breaking and entering, DUI and resisting arrest.
In March 2022, as part of an agreement with King County Superior Court, Sherman pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors: first-degree negligent driving and second-degree criminal trespass. The agreement called for judicial supervision until part of 2024 and a 90-day suspended jail sentence.
In 2022, Sherman went on to appear on television and temporarily paused his football career. He joined Amazon Prime Video as part of its NFL broadcast hosts for the 2022 launch of the Thursday night football franchise. Sherman served as an analyst before, halftime and after the game.
Richard Sherman’s playing career featured notable contributions. He was a two-time Super Bowl champion with the Seattle Seahawks. Despite his move to television, Sherman expressed the possibility of returning to the field in a 2022 interview with NFL Network.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn