Todd Archer
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys defensive finish Jadeveon Clowney stated Friday he plans to dispute an arrest that came about final week in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Clowney was arrested on Sept. 12 for trespassing and failure to determine himself, each misdemeanors, after a car parking zone dispute with police at his aunt's residence advanced.
In response to the incident report, police had been stopping automobiles from parking within the advanced resulting from a soccer sport being performed close by.
Clowney by no means tried to drive away, in response to the report, however he continued “to argue, discuss over reporting officer, and show a defiant angle.”
Clowney was taken to jail, and he stated he was on the soccer sport for the second quarter.
“It was a parking state of affairs and simply escalated,” Clowney stated. “If something about South Carolina, the place I am from, you know the way that may go left very quick and that sort of went left.”
Clowney joined the Cowboys on Monday and has practiced with the staff this week. He's uncertain if he'll play Sunday in opposition to the Chicago Bears, though a staff spokesman stated the incident can have no influence on the staff's determination if he performs or not.
Cowboys government vp Stephen Jones, talking Friday throughout an look on 105.3 The Fan, stated the staff is leaning towards Clowney not enjoying.
Regardless of not going by coaching camp, Clowney stated he is “bodily able to go. I simply received to attend and see what the coaches need, resolve and see how they are going to use me.”
