Police accused Florida’s corner, Dijon Johnson, with two serious crimes, including the possession of a firearm, and two added after his trial on the weekend while driving a car in Tampa.
Police said the car stopped on Friday to surf a stop sign. The officers detected a “strong smell of burned marijuana” and said that Johnson was argumentative during the traffic stop, refusing to leave the Dodge Challenger Gray, according to the criminal report presented in the Hillsborough County.
Johnson was removed from the car and put in custody. They looked for the vehicle and found marijuana and 8 grams of synthetic marijuana inside a backpack. A Black Gock 19 loaded with 17 rounds in a magazine was also found in the car, according to the report.
The cargo of weapons is a serious second -degree crime. The possession of synthetic marijuana is a severe third grade crime, and the possession of marijuana and resistance to judgment with charges of violence are the no greater.
The lawyer Tay Taylor told The Associated Press on Wednesday that Johnson presented written statements not guilty to all charges. He said a statement would be published later in the day.
Coach Billy Napier said in a statement that the program is “aware of the situation.”
“We will continually gather facts, cooperation and monitor legal and administrative processes,” said Napier.
Johnson, 21, was reserved on Saturday early and launched the next night after publishing a guarantee bonus of $ 8,500, according to the prison records.
A Junior of 6 feet 1 and 196 pounds from Tampa, Johnson registered 27 cup and two breaks of passes last season.
Associated Press reports.
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