Judge dismisses charges against Williams
 

Judge dismisses charges against Williams

Mar 13, 8:49 pm EDT



HOUSTON (AP)—A judge dismissed DWI and possession of marijuana charges against free-agent receiver Reggie Williams on Friday.
Online Harris County records show both charges were dismissed. No reasons were given for the dismissals on the county Web site.
Both charges were Class B misdemeanors and carried maximum sentences of six months in jail.
Williams was arrested about 2 a.m. on Feb. 27 on Houstons southwest side after officers smelled alcohol on his breath and a “strong odor” of marijuana in his vehicle. Police reported finding a small amount of marijuana in the console during a search of the vehicle.
According to a statement from EAG Sports Management, which represents Williams, he had a .05 blood alcohol content when his blood was drawn. In Texas, the legal limit is .087.

“With no reason for stopping Williams and his blood alcohol limit under .08 BAC, there were no charges to be made and they were dismissed,” the statement said.
Williams was the ninth player selected in the 2004 draft after leaving the University of Washington. He has caught 189 passes for 2,322 yards and 18 touchdowns in his NFL career. He had 37 receptions for 364 yards and three touchdowns for the Jacksonville Jaguars last season.

Re: Judge dismisses charges against Williams
 

Man if that was one of us we would be in jail not fair i wanna be rich now .

Re: Judge dismisses charges against Williams
 

its not the money its the fame and people knowing you.... its just like locals, my old man was a cop and i got pulled over before and because of my old man i got out of the speeding tiuckets on multiple occassions.... and friends to friends deals also like ill let you off with this if you can get my son a ticket to this game or something........ tehy always have their way to work things out and i feel it is on fame and not fortune...

Re: Judge dismisses charges against Williams
 

he was lucky i guess the evidence was weighed in this part here.