Former Raiders starting quarterback in trouble with the law Aaron Wilson
JaMarcus Russell was already out of a job, and perhaps permanently out of the NFL.
Now, the former Oakland Raiders starting quarterback is in serious trouble with the law.
A bust on the football field, Russell has now been busted by the long arm of the law.
Russell was arrested today for possession of a controlled substance, according to the Mobile Press Register.
Specifically, it was codeine syrup.
Per the report, the former top overall pick was arrested at his home during an undercover investigation.
The Mobile, Ala., native is free on $2,500 bail.
He has a Wednesday bond hearing and a July 20 court date.
Russell struggled with his weight, decision-making and accuracy when he played for the Raiders.
Now, the former LSU starter is facing criminal charges.
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