Defensive lineman had been suspended indefinitely since mid-September.
Nathan L. Collins, 33, was arraigned Monday on an allegation that he forced his way in to a home just off Apricot Drive in Champaign on Aug. 9 and battered a man.
Martez Jones, 26, was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon.
Lashawn Williams, 34, was also ordered to make $2,200 in restitution to his victim.
Aaron Walker, 41, pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of cannabis, admitting that he had between 500 and 2,000 grams in his home on May 15.
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Martez Jones, 26, was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon.
Bryant Smith, 23, pleaded guilty Tuesday to unlawful possession of weapons by a felon, admitting he had a handgun in a bag that also contained cannabis he was trying to sell.
Lashawn Williams, 34, was also ordered to make $2,200 in restitution to his victim.
Aaron Walker, 41, pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of cannabis, admitting that he had between 500 and 2,000 grams in his home on May 15.
State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy said the victim gave a sworn statement to the attorney for Raheem Mullins, 24, in which he recanted what he had earlier said about the crime, including that Mullins was the shooter.
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Chad Owsley, 38, agreed to plead guilty Monday to a reduced felony charge of domestic battery with a prior domestic battery conviction. Prosecutors said the victim, who cooperated with them, was unwilling and unable to testify at trial against him.
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