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49ers' Omenihu arrested after domestic incident

49ers defensive lineman Charles Omenihu was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence Monday.
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49ers' Charles Omenihu arrested after domestic incident​


San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Charles Omenihu was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence Monday, according to a news release from the San Jose Police Department.

Omenihu was booked at the Santa Clara County jail and was released after he posted bail. Omenihu was also served with a restraining order.

Police arrived at a residence at 4:39 p.m. local time after a woman called to report that Omenihu, who is her boyfriend, pushed her to the ground during an argument. No visible injuries were observed on the woman, who did complain of pain in her arm but declined medical attention, police said.
 
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49ers' Omenihu arrested after domestic incident

49ers defensive lineman Charles Omenihu was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence Monday.
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49ers' Charles Omenihu arrested after domestic incident​


San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Charles Omenihu was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence Monday, according to a news release from the San Jose Police Department.

Omenihu was booked at the Santa Clara County jail and was released after he posted bail. Omenihu was also served with a restraining order.

Police arrived at a residence at 4:39 p.m. local time after a woman called to report that Omenihu, who is her boyfriend, pushed her to the ground during an argument. No visible injuries were observed on the woman, who did complain of pain in her arm but declined medical attention, police said.
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I absolutely hate violence towards women or children but my spider sense is tingling about this one for some reason.
 
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Vikings WR Addison cited for driving 140 mph

Vikings rookie wideout Jordan Addison was cited Thursday morning for driving 140 mph in a 55 mph zone, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
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Vikings rookie Jordan Addison cited for going 140 in 55 mph zone​

Minnesota Vikings rookie receiver Jordan Addison was cited Thursday morning for speed and reckless driving after an officer clocked him driving 140 mph on a freeway just outside of St. Paul, according to an incident report from the Minnesota State Patrol.

Addison, 21, the No. 23 pick of the draft, was not arrested, but the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

In a statement, the Vikings said: "We are aware of last night's traffic incident involving Jordan Addison and are gathering additional information."

According to the police report, a patrol officer was traveling eastbound on Interstate 94 just after 3 a.m. when they "observed a driver in a Lamborghini Urus traveling 140 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone." The trooper made a traffic stop and identified Addison as the driver.
 
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Vikings WR Addison cited for driving 140 mph

Vikings rookie wideout Jordan Addison was cited Thursday morning for driving 140 mph in a 55 mph zone, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
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Vikings rookie Jordan Addison cited for going 140 in 55 mph zone​

Minnesota Vikings rookie receiver Jordan Addison was cited Thursday morning for speed and reckless driving after an officer clocked him driving 140 mph on a freeway just outside of St. Paul, according to an incident report from the Minnesota State Patrol.

Addison, 21, the No. 23 pick of the draft, was not arrested, but the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

In a statement, the Vikings said: "We are aware of last night's traffic incident involving Jordan Addison and are gathering additional information."

According to the police report, a patrol officer was traveling eastbound on Interstate 94 just after 3 a.m. when they "observed a driver in a Lamborghini Urus traveling 140 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone." The trooper made a traffic stop and identified Addison as the driver.
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Should have transferred to Georgia instead of USC.
 
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No longer an NFL player, but still this really terrible if he did kill his mother......



Former NFL safety Sergio Brown has been taken into custody by authorities in connection with the death of his mother, according to CNN. Brown's mother was found dead near her Chicago area home last month.

Brown had traveled to Mexico and was deported on Tuesday. CNN also reports that United States law enforcement officers took Brown into custody near San Diego after a warrant was issued for Brown's arrest in Illinois. Police in San Diego are attempting to transfer Brown back to the Chicago area.

Mexican law enforcement officers have been reportedly aware of Brown's whereabouts since Sept. 19. Brown had previously been missing after Myrtle Brown, 73, was found dead near a creek behind her Illinois home in September. The Maywood Police hadn't previously stated if Brown was a person of interest or a suspect in the case.

Former NFL player Sergio Brown taken into custody in the murder of his mother, police say​


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Former NFL player Sergio Brown, who had been missing since his mother’s death last month, was taken into custody on Tuesday after a warrant was issued for first-degree murder in her killing, police said in a statement.

Brown, 35, was arrested in San Diego while re-entering the US from Mexico, police in Maywood, Illinois, said. He is awaiting extradition to Maywood, a suburb of Chicago, to face the murder charge, police said.
 
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Not a (former) player committing a crime, but ending up in a police report:

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New Orleans man posed as NFL player Earl Thomas in $1.9M identity theft scheme, JPSO says

A New Orleans man pretended to be former NFL player Earl Thomas III in order to steal money from his bank accounts, cash his NFL checks and transfer ownership of
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A New Orleans man pretended to be former NFL player Earl Thomas III in order to steal money from his bank accounts, cash his NFL checks and transfer ownership of several vehicles in a $1.9 million identity theft scheme, Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office investigators said.

Kevin J. Thompson, 38, was arrested in June on charges including identity theft, forgery, money laundering, credit card fraud, computer fraud and bank fraud, said Sgt. Brandon Veal, spokesperson for the Sheriff's Office.

Thompson is in a relationship with Thomas' ex-wife, Nina Thomas, who is from New Orleans, according to authorities.

He used a driver's license with his photo but the NFL player's information to create a phony bank account and transfer vehicle titles, authorities said, including the blue Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV he drove to the bank where he was arrested.
After being released from jail, he tried to get the Rolls-Royce back from the Sheriff's Office, authorities said, but he arrived in a car reported stolen in Atlanta and was arrested again.

Impersonating Thomas​

Thomas, 34, a first-round draft pick, played nine seasons for the Seattle Seahawks as a central member of the team's "Legion of Boom" defense. The three-time All-Pro safety won the Super Bowl in 2013 before he transferred to the Baltimore Ravens in 2019. The Ravens cut Thomas in 2020.


He had a tumultuous break-up with Nina Thomas, including a 2020 incident in which she was accused of holding him at gunpoint after she found him with another woman in Austin, the Austin American-Statesman reported.

Sheriff's Office investigators say Thompson used the fake driver's license to open an account in Thomas' name at Jefferson Federal Credit Union in May 2022, Veal said.
Over the next year, Thompson moved money from Thomas' accounts into phony accounts. At least $700,000 was wired into the Jefferson Federal account, the Sheriff's Office said.
Thompson would then withdraw cash from the credit union, including a $50,000 withdrawal in May 2023, authorities said.

He is accused of depositing the player's NFL checks into fraudulent accounts. He also stole a large amount of money from the player's retirement account, Veal said.

Car transfers​

But the scam wasn't limited to bank accounts, according to authorities. Thompson is accused of using the fake identity to transfer ownership of "several" vehicles owned, Veal said.
Thompson then sold Thomas' vehicles, pocketing the cash, authorities said. It's not clear how Thompson got physical possession of the vehicles. That is still under investigation, the Sheriff's Office said.
Thomas' credit union in Texas contacted officials at Jefferson Financial in June to notify them about the suspicious activity, authorities said. Management at Jefferson Financial reached out to the Sheriff's Office on June 8 after they determined the person who opened an account was not Earl Thomas III, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Thompson was arrested the next day at Jefferson Financial’s Harvey branch, 1520 West Bank Expressway, Veal said. When arrested, he was driving the blue Rolls Royce SUV that he'd transferred out of Thomas' name, Veal said.

After Thompson's release from the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna, he went to the Sheriff's Office on June 16 to try and retrieve the vehicle.

But he arrived at the investigations bureau in a 2022 Chevrolet Corvette reported stolen out of Atlanta, authorities said. Thompson was arrested again and booked with possession of stolen property and altering a vehicle identification number.

Federal investigators are also involved in the case, which includes financial dealings in Thomas' home state of Texas, according to authorities. Additional charges are possible, Veal said.
No one else has been arrested in connection with the investigation, Veal said.
Thompson is free on a $730,000 bond. His attorney, Jeffrey Smith, declined to comment Tuesday.
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Bills' Miller turns himself in after warrant issued

Bills linebacker Von Miller turned himself in Thursday after police issued an arrest warrant for the alleged assault of a pregnant woman.
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Warrant issued for Von Miller's alleged assault of a pregnant woman.

Von seemed like a good dude, this is POS behavior if true. This is the same allegation that popped up a couple years back.
 
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Bills' Miller turns himself in after warrant issued

Bills linebacker Von Miller turned himself in Thursday after police issued an arrest warrant for the alleged assault of a pregnant woman.
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Warrant issued for Von Miller's alleged assault of a pregnant woman.

Von seemed like a good dude, this is POS behavior if true. This is the same allegation that popped up a couple years back.
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Ray Rice seemed like a good dude too until his incident.
 
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