By Mike Triplett | ESPN Staff Writer
METAIRIE, La. -- New Orleans Saints defensive tackle David Onyemata was issued a misdemeanor summons for marijuana possession last week, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
According to the JPSO, Onyemata's apartment in River Ridge, Louisiana, was searched after a narcotics agent received a reliable tip that a quantity of marijuana products was going to be there. Onyemata was found in possession of marijuana, THC oil, edibles and hemp powder. However, the amount was below the threshold for a more serious offense, and there was no indication that the items were for anything other than personal use.
Onyemata was cooperative and was given a misdemeanor summons for a future court appearance, rather than being taken into custody. News of the incident was first reported by The New Orleans Advocate.
The Saints had no comment on Onyemata's arrest.
Onyemata could potentially face discipline from the NFL. Although players are not suspended the first time they test positive for marijuana, they could be suspended for illegal activities that include possession of marijuana. ...
Full Story - ESPN.com
