JUST NOW: Cameron Sutton was with Lions when fresh insight about Hillsborough warrant emerged
DETROIT — Cameron Sutton was in the Detroit Lions’ Allen Park preparing office when the group learned of a homegrown battery warrant gave for the cautious back in Hillsborough Province. Lions president Bar Wood told WJBK-television Fox 2 in Monday that group staff members addressed the 29-year-old Sutton at that point and encouraged him to hand himself over to specialists. “We found out about the warrant simultaneously every other person did via online entertainment,” Wood told the station. “We had the option to address Cam, since he was in our structure. We tracked down him. He was down with our solidarity staff. He sort of appearing startlingly for work out.” The Lions delivered Sutton on Walk 21 after fresh insight about the warrant surfaced. One day sooner, the Hillsborough District Sheriff’s Office requested help in finding Sutton, a seven-year star who had quite recently completed his most memorable season with the Lions and assisted them with arriving at the NFC title game without precedent for 32 years. The warrant is for homegrown battery by strangulation, a third-degree lawful offense deserving of as long as five years in jail. Sutton might be driving a Jeep Fantastic Wagoneer with a Florida tag, the Sheriff’s Office said at that point. • • • Pursue the Games Today pamphlet to get day to day refreshes on the Bucs, Beams, Lightning and school football across Florida. Never pass up the most recent with your number one Tampa Straight games groups. Follow our inclusion on Instagram, X and Facebook.
