another article from Bama Hammer
UPDATE 8:55 - Eddie Williams, a defensive back who was getting a
look at a wide receiver, was also charged on February 10 with carrying a pistol without a license.
Its not known whether this charge
led to the other arrests. Four Alabama Crimson Tide
football players were arrested
Monday on charges of second
degree robbery. The Tuscaloosa County Sheriffs
Office website notes that Eddie Williams, Dennis Pettway, Tyler
Hayes and Brent Calloway were
booked on charges of second
degree robbery and fraudulent use
of a credit card. We contacted the Tuscaloosa
County Sheriffs Department and
they had no comment at the time. According to the Alabama Criminal Code, if convicted of second degree robbery, a
defendant can face a minimum of
2 years with a maximum of 20
years. If a weapon is involved, the
minimum goes to ten years. All four players are sophomores
who have seen action on the field
in 2012, and with the possible
exception of Calloway, were
expected to contribute in 2013.
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