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Oct. 23 10:41 AM PT11:41 AM MT12:41 PM CT1:41 PM ET6:41 PM GMT2:41 AM 北京时间-An ankle injury will keep Whitner out of the Bills' game Sunday at Carolina.
Analysis: Whitner already missed two games with a thumb injury before returning last week against the New York Jets. |
Sep. 29 11:44 AM PT12:44 PM MT1:44 PM CT2:44 PM ET7:44 PM GMT3:44 AM 北京时间-Whitner wants his disorderly conduct case in Cleveland dismissed through a probation program for first-time offenders.
Analysis: Whitner's attorney asked Municipal Court Judge Angela Stokes on Tuesday to approve his participation in the program that would allow the player to clear his record once he finishes probation. Court spokesman Ed Ferenc says Stokes scheduled an Oct. 27 hearing. Whitner was arrested in April on allegations of trying to force his way past police officers dealing with a crowd outside a nightclub. He was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. |
Sep. 28 11:34 AM PT12:34 PM MT1:34 PM CT2:34 PM ET7:34 PM GMT3:34 AM 北京时间-Whitner was inactive for Sunday's game against Cleveland after undergoing surgery on an injured thumb.
Analysis: Bills coach Dick Jauron said Whitner's status will be monitored on a weekly basis, though the coach did not reveal the exact nature of the injury. |
May 18 1:02 PM PT2:02 PM MT3:02 PM CT4:02 PM ET9:02 PM GMT5:02 AM 北京时间-Whitner says he has videotaped evidence showing he did nothing wrong during an altercation with police outside a Cleveland nightclub. Speaking after a voluntary practice Monday, Whitner added he is confident charges against him could be dropped as early as Tuesday, when he is scheduled to appear in Cleveland Municipal Court.
Analysis: "I can assure everyone that I didn't do anything wrong," Whitner said. He added his attorney has received a videotape of what happened when police used a stun gun and handcuffed Whitner after he tried to force his way past officers trying to control a crowd outside a nightclub on April 11. Whitner was charged with aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. |
| Apr. 28 9:34 AM PT10:34 AM MT11:34 AM CT12:34 PM ET5:34 PM GMT1:34 AM 北京时间-Whitner has pleaded not guilty to charges he forced his way past police during an altercation at a Cleveland nightclub. The former Ohio State player was charged April 13 with aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Whitner made a brief appearance Tuesday in Cleveland Municipal Court. |
| Apr. 13 10:54 AM PT11:54 AM MT12:54 PM CT1:54 PM ET6:54 PM GMT2:54 AM 北京时间-Whitner has been formally charged with aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest for his role in an altercation outside a Cleveland nightclub early Saturday. Police handcuffed and used a stun gun on the 23-year-old Whitner outside the House of Blues after he forced his way past them and then broke free from officers. Whitner was taken to jail and released later pending formal charges. |
Apr. 12 7:00 PM PT8:00 PM MT9:00 PM CT10:00 PM ET3:00 AM GMT11:00 AM 北京时间-Whitner was shocked with a stun gun and arrested by officers trying to control a rowdy crowd outside a Cleveland nightclub early Saturday, police said.
Analysis: Whitner was jailed for aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Lt. Thomas Stacho said. The former Ohio State star was released later Saturday and hadn't been charged, police said. A prosecutor was to decide whether to file charges. |
