Texans’ Jimmie Ward arrested for bail violation, lawyer says

Houston – Tecjans Security Jimmy ward The second time in two months was arrested on Thursday evening.

According to the website of Montgomery County (Texas) Jail, the ward was arrested on a warrant related to hooliganism. According to the website, no bail was listed, but the ward will be released on Friday by court order.

Ward lawyer, Steve Jackson, Told KPRC 2Houston’s NBC affiliated, that ward was arrested as he conducted a positive test for alcohol in a violation of his previous release and resulted in he had to spend the night in jail. Jackson told the TV station that the ward was not facing any new allegations and the ward did not know that he could not drink any liquor.

Texas refused to comment.

The ward was first arrested in his home in Magnolia, Texas on 12 June, on charges of a hooliganism to attack a family/house member, disrupting breathing circulation. A woman called the officials and said that the ward attacked, strangled and threatened her. An emergency protective order was filed at the request of the woman. The ward was released after posting a bail of $ 30,000.

Ward’s lawyer told KPRC 2 that the matter would go to a grand jury on 31 August and the ward would be “Vandit”.

NFL said in June that it was aware of the arrest of the ward and was in touch with Texas. Houston General Manager Nick Curreo asked about the initial arrest of the ward on the first day of the training camp, the team said that the team will “take care of the legal process itself.”

“We will work with the league. We will comply with our end, we can do the best,” said howyario. “Whatever the result, we will handle it accordingly.”

The ward was unable to physically list Texas with a leg injury to start a training camp and has not been activated.

Ward, 34, signed a two -year contract with Texas as a free agent in 2023, after spending his first nine sessions San Francisco 49ersHe came to Houston to join Democco Rians in his first season coaching, as he worked together in San Francisco from 2017 to 2022.

In 2023, the ward played 10 games and a blockage. Texas then gave him a year expansion in August 2024, but his season decreased when he maintained a significant leg injury in the week 16. Cenus city chief,