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Following up on the ongoing story. ... Britt was arrested for the sixth time in two years this week, and for the sixth time it’s for a relatively minor offense. Hudson County (New Jersey) prosecutor Edward DeFazio points out Britt is unlikely to receive jail time for his latest offense. “If he were to be convicted he could get probation, and technically he could be subject to jail time,’’ DeFazio told Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean. “But as a practical matter, since he has no criminal convictions, there is a presumption that he would not be incarcerated.”
Reported by Profootballtalk.com
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Still, as PFT's Gregg Rosenthal notes, Britt will be a tricky case for the league’s personal conduct policy when the lockout ends. He keeps getting arrested, but they have been for the kind of misdemeanor cases that often get ignored. In case you missed it, Britt is accused of resisting arrest and tampering with evidence by destroying a blunt when some plainclothes cops approached him. HC Mike Munchak sounded concerned, but he’s not allowed to talk to Britt. “Any time any of our players have issues it is concerning, no matter what the issue is. We want the best for them. This is a tough time because we don’t know,” Munchak said. ... Stay tuned.
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