Lions' Jameson Williams won't be disciplined by NFL after facing arrest in gun-related incident: report

Detroit Lions star receiver Jameson Williams won’t face any league discipline after the October 2024 incident Detroit Freedom.

Williams Facing arrest He and his brother had two pistols at the time after being shot on October 8, 2024.

The gun is properly registered, but Williams does not have a hidden carrying permit, which could lead to allegations of carrying a hidden weapon in the motor vehicle.

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Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams scored a touchdown on December 30, 2024 with the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, California. (Imagn)

However, Williams’ brother does have a hidden pistol license.

Williams had been handcuffed at the scene, but he was not sentenced to jail or charged.

It was also reported that the police sergeant at the scene recognized Williams Lion fan.

The coach said

The sergeant called a senior official during his arrest and after a lieutenant told the sergeant that he was a lieutenant[expletive] Hero” and thank him. At that time Williams was removed from the handcuffs and let go without further problems.

According to BodyCam video, the sergeant’s phone background is the lion logo.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams (AP Photo/Duane Burleson)

although NFL In this case, Williams won’t be disciplined, Lions head coach Dan Campbell talked about Williams, who was suspended for violating the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy, in The team faces the Washington Commander before the divisional leg in the playoffs.

“I love that kid because he has to endure a lot,” the Detroit Free Press said. “Look, some are his own job, he knows that, and that’s what I appreciate – it took him a minute to buy it To what we are doing. He can be a little tough, which is why you love him, which is why I love him.

“He is learning from it, I love where he is. I really do it. I’m proud of him.”