Washington football catcher Cody Latimer, who was charged with several crimes resulting from an arrest in May, has been placed on the commissioner’s exoneration list, the NFL said on Monday.
Listed players are not allowed to train or play games. They are only allowed “to be present at club facilities on a reasonable basis for meetings, one-on-one training sessions, therapy and rehabilitation, and other permitted activities unrelated to football,” the said. NFL in its release.
Latimer was arrested on May 16 after shots were reportedly fired at an apartment in Douglas, Colorado. Police allege Latimer threatened a friend with a gun and shot his gun during a game of poker. He faces charges of the felony of second degree assault, menacing and unlawful discharge of a firearm, and the offense of prohibited weapon use and reckless endangerment.
At a May 18 hearing, Latimer’s attorney Harvey Steinberg told court he had been contacted by law enforcement about a sexual assault investigation of Latimer’s son , aged 4, allegedly perpetrated by one of the individuals at this poker. Game.
Latimer appeared in court on Friday and was ordered not to have contact with the other parties and not to visit the apartment complex. He is due in court on August 20.
Latimer signed with Washington as a free agent this offseason.
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