Police accused a return blow to Florida Dijon Johnson With two offenses, including the possession of a firearm, and two offenses after arresting during the weekend while driving a car in Tampa.
Police said they attracted a car on Friday to surpass the stop signal. Officers discovered a “strong scent of burnt marijuana” and said Johnson was argued during traffic stops, refusing to get out of Grey Dodge Challenger, according to a criminal report filed in Hillsborough County.
Johnson was removed from the car and put into custody. They searched the vehicle and found marijuana and 8 grams of synthetic marijuana inside the backpack. The car found a black Glock 19 charged with 17 rounds in the journal, according to the report.
The charge charge is a second -degree crime. Possession of synthetic marijuana is a third -degree crime, and possession of marijuana and resisting an arrest without charges of violence are offenses.
Lawyer Tim Taylor Said Associated Press on Wednesday that Johnson had filed written requests for guilt for all charges. He said the statement would be published later during the day.
Coach Billy Pisser said in a statement that the program was “aware of the situation”.
“We will continue to collect the facts, cooperate and monitor legal and administrative processes,” said Pijek.
Johnson, 21, was reserved early on Saturday and announced next night after announcing $ 8,500 warranty bonds, according to prison records.
Junior with 6 feet, 16 pounds from Tampa, Johnson, recorded 27 fights and two breakthroughs last season.
Associated press reporting.
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