Clarett Turns Himself In, Will Plea Not Guilty
3rd January, 2006 - 4:25 am
ESPN - Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett turned himself in Monday night on charges of robbing two people at gunpoint in an alley behind a bar.

His lawyer, Percy Squire, said his client would be jailed overnight and was set to appear in court Tuesday, where he planned to enter a plea of not guilty.

Clarett was wanted on two counts of aggravated robbery since early Sunday, when police said he flashed a gun and demanded property from a man and a woman behind the Opium Lounge in downtown Columbus.

Police said he fled with two men in a sport utility vehicle after he was identified by the bar owner, who happened to come out into the alley. No one was injured.

The 22-year-old former Buckeye star, who helped the team win the national championship in 2002, turned himself in around 9 p.m. Monday at the county jail, Columbus Detective Art Hughes said. [READ]

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