Ex-Cowboy Randle found guilty in aggravated battery case
Former Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle was found guilty of two counts of aggravated battery, criminal threat, aggravated burglary, and possession of marijuana on Friday, according to TMZ Sports.
It was alleged that Randle backed his car into three people while leaving a party back in February 2016. Randle was also alleged to have got into a violent altercation at the party prior to leaving, as well as running from police when officers later attempted to serve him with a warrant for the incident.
Akeam Ashford of KWCH recounted the strange events that took place after the 25-year-old was found guilty, with the ex-running back apparently confused by the proceedings:
Judge O'Conner asks Randle if he has any questions about what happened. Randle replied, "I don't understand what just happened." @KWCH12
— Akeam Ashford (@KWCHAkeam) April 21, 2017
Randle asks if he got charged with anything today. Judge says yes, you have already been charged. @KWCH12
— Akeam Ashford (@KWCHAkeam) April 21, 2017
Randle is asking judge if charges have been dropped. @KWCH12 He continues to ask which charges are he charged with.
— Akeam Ashford (@KWCHAkeam) April 21, 2017
Randle finally answers "no" when asked if he has an objection. @KWCH12
— Akeam Ashford (@KWCHAkeam) April 21, 2017