Pacman Jones charged in Las Vegas shooting
The Tennesean
Wire and staff reports
LAS VEGAS -- Suspended Tennessee Titan Adam "Pacman" Jones will face two felony charges in a strip club melee that preceded a triple shooting in February, Las Vegas police and the Clark County District Attorney's office said Wednesday.
Two other people previously identified by police as friends of the Tennessee Titans cornerback also will face felony charges in the fracas inside the Minxx club, police said in a statement.
No one is named in the shooting that occurred later outside the club and left a bar employee paralyzed, police Capt. James Dillon said.
Warrants were issued for the arrests of Jones, Robert Reid of Carson, Calif., and Sadia Morrison of New York, Dillon said.
A Las Vegas lawyer representing the three was expected to contact police to arrange their surrender, an aide to Clark County District Attorney David Roger said.
The lawyer, Robert Langford, did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment.
The charges are slightly different from those police sought in March against Jones, Reid and Morrison. Roger declined to file the charges, asking police for more information and to identify a shooter.
Informed that Jones had been charged, Titans Coach Jeff Fisher said: "Again, as I said several days ago, these are his issues. We have moved on and we will continue to move on. … As far as I am concerned it’s no longer our business. Those are his issues and he has to deal with the commissioner’s rules and we have moved on. ... From a personal standpoint you wish him the best, but from a professional standpoint he certainly let us down so we have moved on. ... I don’t have any expectation to talk to him."