Mikel LeShoure Charged with Another Marijuana Offense

The National football league career of Mikel LeShoure is off and away to quite a terrible start. After being selected within the second round from the 2011 National football league draft through the Detroit Lions, he just can’t get things going. He skipped all this past year having a torn Calf msucles and everything has just become worse.

ESPN 96.1 is confirming that LeShoure has been arraigned on Monday on marijuana possession charges, and it is his second offense.

Lions beat author Dork Birkett from the Detroit Free Press tweets that his first incident happened on Feb 18th.

“On February. 18, Leshoure was reported inside a traffic stop for having marijuana. Plead to some lesser charge, utilization of marijuana. Compensated an excellent,” Birkett tweets.

This second arrest in March is a touch more interesting. Based on Birkett, LeShoure attempted to consume the pot throughout a traffic stop.

“He would be a passenger inside a vehicle this time around, stopped March 12. Chief of police I spoke to stated Leshoure attempted to consume the weed to prevent charge,” Birkett states.

That has to happen to be a significant scene and something we’d like to visit a video of. Still, case not so good news for any guy who's already behind the eight ball. One would need to believe that he’s likely to be disciplined through the league.

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Like a junior, Andre Ware broke 26 passing records due to the offense he went attending college. They rarely went the ball, so his stats were greatly inflated. Within the 1990 National football league Draft, the Detroit Lions selected him seventh overall.

Despite running his college offense within the pros, he never got his ft off the floor and just began six games in 4 years in Detroit.

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