Found September 21, 2009 on Texans Gab:
PLAYERS: Jacoby Jones
TEAMS: Houston Texans

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The Chronicle reports on Jacoby Jones and his DWI charge which he’ll answer to on Tuesday: Texans wide receiver Jacoby Jones is expected to plead guilty Tuesday to DWI and enter the Harris County District Attorney’s DIVERT program for a year, said his lawyer, Chip Lewis. “It’s a two-fold benefit,” Lewis said. “First, it’s a great [...]
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