Browns defensive end Armonty Bryant and De’Ante Saunders from the Browns practice squad, were both arrested during the wee hours of Christmas morning, according to reports.
Bryant and Saunders were stopped early Friday morning after Saunders, the driver, was clocked traveling 75 mph in a 60 mph zone. Saunders was pulled over for speeding and cited for driving under the influence. He refused a breathalyzer. The Associated Press reports that a gun was confiscated from Saunders’ car because he does not have a concealed weapons permit.
Armonty Bryant was arrested for possession of Adderall without a prescription. If he cannot produce a prescription, he faces charges. Bryant will not play Sunday in Kansas City because of the arrest.
Browns GM, Ray Farmer, issued a statement:
“These are charges that we take very seriously,” Farmer said. “The importance of responsible decision-making is something we continually stress to all members of our organization, which makes it extremely disappointing that these two individuals would put themselves in this situation by making such poor decisions.”
