Prosecutors reviewing warrant requests for Lions’ Jameson Williams.

The Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams may be arrested for a concealed weapon charge, as the Wayne County Prosecutor’s office has reportedly received a warrant request stat WXYZ-TV, Detroit Tuesday.

Last week, the Detroit Police Department issued the warrant based on a traffic stop on October 8 that resulted in charges being filed for carrying a concealed weapon in a motor vehicle.

During a news conference later on Tuesday, the Detroit Police Department issued a statement saying that the investigation is active and “…is dynamic, and new information has come to our attention, which we are in the process of addressing.”

“Considering the gravity of any new allegation or fact that comes about. Yes, we have to act very fast and quite openly,” the statement reads. “When new data is verified, there is no choice but to alter the decisions taken.”

“In this City, let me state for the record that none is above the law. No matter the rank or status, any crime is disallowed and must be reported.”

The warrant request came after an internal investigation regarding why Williams had not been arrested was instigated at the behest of WXYZ-TV which questioned the police department.

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My clients were stopped for an alleged traffic offense on October 8 with associated circumstances of the claim of a traffic violation. Those bolded persons were officers on the scene and attempted to perform their jobs professionally. Of the two handguns, all were legal and the driver of the vehicle included a driver’s license permit. We have to date and have not ceased following authorities, — Williams’ attorney, Todd Flood, addressed the audience in the press release through one of the WXYZ-TV.

Bryce and Jailen Williams cite the report, as one of them was the driver of a car and acted as a passenger with his brother. they were detained after the sky told them that it was one o’clock in the morning and needed to get off the car. His brother was questioned regarding the presence of firearms within the car. To which he replied in the affirmative, noting that one was behind the seat and another under Jameson Williams’ chair.

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The weapon found in the back seat was owned by Williams’ brother who legally possessed a concealed pistol. Jameson Williams, who did not possess a concealed pistol license according to the report. Was the one who owned the gun located beneath the passenger’s seat. Jameson Williams, a self-identified Lions player who consistently stated he was a member of the team during the stop’s body camera footage, was arrested and placed in police custody in the back of a squad car.

“An arrest warrant was available to the officers, and, the patrol officer placed him under arrest,”. Detroit Police Commander Michael McGinnis stated to WXYZ-TV. “And as a consequence of that, he should have been taken to the Detroit Detention Center and booked.”

Nevertheless, a supervisor and then later, a sergeant, came to the scene and Williams was set free after the sergeant placed several calls to superiors to seek guidance about arresting Williams or whether the concealed weapon permit retrieved belonged to his brother and covered both weapons. In the end, he called a lieutenant whose voice is not present in the body a camera about the comments and Williams was removed from handcuffs and order. It was reported here that no police report on the traffic stop was prepared by the police on Andrew.

Asked about this situation, a deputy chief in the department informed WXYZ-TV that only one weapon was in the vehicle. But later, after hearing about the weapon in the vehicle. Chief James White supplied fragments of the body camera video to the channel and waited for the investigation.

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It’s Jameson who admits to being just a passenger during a brief police check on 8th October. We have relayed the information to the league as well and spoke with him about the incident,”. Noted the Lions in a statement delivered to WXYZ-TV. “As far as we know, he did not cause trouble and was not ticketed. We now know the DPD is looking into this. Jameson has engaged a lawyer and we’ll comply out of courtesy for the legal proceedings.”

Two weeks before Williams’ two-game suspension for breach of the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing substances. He was gaining attention from authorities for his reckless driving. Williams addressed the media with his comments claiming that last week the suspension came out of nowhere. He also received a four-game ban last year due to breaching the league’s betting policy.

The Lions drafted Williams 12th overall in 2022, and he has emerged as one of the key pass catchers this season. Having 361 receiving yards and three touchdown catches.