NFL Investigates Arnold's Florida Incident

On April 1st, Detroit Lions cornerback Terri and Arnold is catching heat over a reported

incident in Florida back on February 4th.

It involves allegations of armed robbery and kidnapping in Tampa, but so far, no charges

have been filed against him.

NFL Commissioner Rodger Gidell addressed it straight up at the owner's meetings this week,

saying the league is sticking to the facts before deciding.

Anything.

The whole thing reportedly ties back to some thefts at Arnold's rental property in Largo earlier

that month.

These allegedly took designer bags, $100,000 in cash, and an $80,000 necklace.

A judicial order on February 24th pointed to retaliation as a possible motive.

Gidell made it clear during his pressur that since there's no charge yet, they're not

jumping to conclusions.

Arnold's attorney is on record, saying he doesn't expect any charges to stick.

Meanwhile, the Lions already ran their own internal check on the matter.

Right now, the NFL is just monitoring the situation under their personal conduct policy,

which can lead to discipline even without charges.

But Gidell's vibe is total wait and see mode, no moves until the facts solidify.

Both the team and the league are playing a cautious, letting the investigation play out

before any big calls.

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