Posted by Will BrinsonKenny Britt, who's been the most prominent police-blotter name in the NFL this offseason, turned himself into police today and is back free on a $2,000 bond.
That's according to Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean, who notes that Britt had outstanding warrants for his arrest issued by the Tennessee Highway Patrol "from a false application on a license."
Britt's court date has been set at July 18th.
Yes, for those tracking, this is the third legal issue this summer that Britt will be dealing with -- he's already pled guilty to reckless/careless driving, managed to get nailed for resisting arrest the day after he was in court, and now he's got the warrant business we just found out about a few weeks ago. (At least the charges got downgraded? I don't even know what to think at this point.)
And that probably means he's got some sort of suspension heading his way once a labor agreement is reached.
That's based on Roger Goodell's recent indication that the NFL will dole out punishments for folks who broke the law while locked out from work.
Welp, at least Britt should get a second chance to complain publicly have his Facebook account hacked.
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