Chandler Jones was not too long ago concerned in one other run-in with cops — this time the NFL star’s confrontation with police occurred whereas he was in Arizona.
In response to a video the previous Las Vegas Raiders move rusher posted to his Instagram on Monday morning, a number of officers from the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Workplace pulled as much as a residence he was at trying to communicate to him.
Within the footage, you possibly can see Jones exchanged phrases with the officers … earlier than one in all them informed the soccer participant, “Mr. Jones, we have got to speak about why we’re right here now.”
Instantly, the digicam falls and Jones may be heard screaming.
“Wait!” Jones yells. “Wait! No!”
You’ll be able to hear within the clip officers attempting to elucidate to him they’re “there to assist” — earlier than the video cuts out.
It is unclear when the footage was captured and what officers had been there for — we have reached out to cops for remark, however thus far, no phrase again but.
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It is hardly the primary time Jones has garnered seemingly undesirable consideration from cops over the previous few months — he was arrested in Las Vegas two occasions within the fall for violations of a home violence non permanent safety order.
And, in response to a second video Jones shared on his IG on Monday morning, cops had been additionally apparently at his house in Arizona one other time not too long ago to speak a few hearth he had seemingly made in his yard.
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“We bought a telephone name that you simply had been burning your furnishings,” the officers informed Jones.
Jones denied the allegation, defined the hearth was contained — and even supplied to convey out firewood to show all of it. The video stops earlier than a decision to the state of affairs is seen.
Jones — a 33-year-old, two-time All-Professional — is taken into account one of many high move rushers of his era … although he has not performed a snap this season after the Raiders lower him following his first arrest in Nevada in September.
