The Facts:
Police say they have received no cooperation from Lynch and little cooperation from his teammates in their probe of May 31 hit-and-run accident. Buffalo Police Officer Allan A. Kasprzak will go to the stadium in Orchard Park this afternoon and try to question three or more Bills players about the night of the accident, authorities said. "I expect [Bills players] to be cooperative and truthful," D.A. Frank J. Clark said. "If I get any indication that they are anything less than cooperative and truthful, I will go to the grand jury, which will compel them to testify."
Reported by the Buffalo News
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
According to the News, Kasprzak, the hit-and-run accident investigator for the Buffalo police, called both the Bills organization and the National Football League security office earlier this week, complaining about alleged "stonewalling" by some of the players. As of late Wednesday, no charges had been filed in the case, and Lynch, 22, one of the NFL's top rookies last season, still had not spoken to police. And make no mistake about it: Authorities are getting frustrated. ... Stay tuned. More to come.
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