Kelvin Joseph the Dallas Cowboys cornerback who has a person of interest in a drive-by shooting in March has just been acquitted of any wrongdoing since he was a person of interest in an investigation by local police authorities.
The cornerback was suspected of having involvement in the murder of Cameron Ray outside a Dallas bar.
He was a person of interest
According to police reports, Joseph was in the passenger seat of an SUV that allegedly was involved in the murder of the individual.
It was reported that there were shots fired at Ray from the SUV’s window and that the victim was transferred to the hospital with bullet wounds that later cost him his life.
There was video proof of the incident
In the video footage obtained from the bar’s perimeter, an altercation occurred between a victim and a group of men that included Kelvin Joseph.
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The other passengers were friends of his
After the fact, the cornerback fully cooperated with the authorities and gave the names of the others who were in the SUV, friends of his from Baton Rouge where he is from.
He played in LSU and Kentucky
Joseph was in the second round of the 2021 NFL draft after playing for Kentucky and Louisiana State University.
After the acquittal, Kelvin will return to Cowboy’s headquarters for preseason training.
A reporter for the Dallas Cowboys named Mickey Spagnola broke the news about Kelvin’s legal implications with the drive-by shooting.
“There has been a lot of speculation over his availability after being a passenger in a car from where a fatal drive-by shooting took place late March in Dallas. But from what I’ve learned, Joseph, who was not involved in the shooting, has been cleared by Dallas County officials, being truthful and forthcoming during the investigation, and remember he never was arrested or charged with anything.”
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