Citing injuries, Jerramy Stevens' attorney defends client as victim

Attorney Mark O'Brien, who is representing Jerramy Stevens after the former Bucs tight end's arrest on Thursday night, sent us a statement that vigorously defends Stevens against the felony battery he is accused of but also accuses police of arresting the wrong individual. Out of fairness, we'll run it here in its entirety to allow O'Brien to tell his side of the story. "Early last night Mr. Stevens was the victim of a physical assault by multiple people while dining at the Hula Bay Club in South Tampa. After being released from police custody, Mr. Stevens went directly to a local hospital where he received treatment for multiple broken ribs and extensive bruising to his body and face. Initial medical reports reflect his wounds are defensive in nature. "Last night, our law firm investigators began a full examination into the details surrounding the physical assault on Mr. Stevens. As a result, we are now in possession of corroborating evidence that su...