Former Cowboys WR Sam Hurd Sentenced To 15 Years In Drug Case
Former Dallas Cowboys' wide receiver Sam Hurd was sentenced in 15 years in prison for his role in a drug ring Wednesday afternoon.
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Former Dallas Cowboys' wide receiver Sam Hurd was sentenced in 15 years in prison for his role in a drug ring Wednesday afternoon.
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A co-conspirator and cousin of former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Sam Hurd has received 8 years in prison for his role in trying to set up a drug-distribution ring.
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Former NFL wide receiver Sam Hurd pleaded guilty Thursday to trying to buy cocaine and marijuana to buy cocaine to set up a drug-distribution network, a move that leaves him facing significant prison time.
Sam Hurd's attorney said that the former NFL player is expected to enter a guilty plea to charges arising from what prosecutors describe as efforts to launch a drug distribution network.
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A pretrial conference is scheduled for a former NFL wide receiver charged with starting a drug-distribution network.
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A cousin of former NFL wide receiver Sam Hurd has agreed to plead guilty in connection with allegations that Hurd tried to establish a drug-distribution network, according to documents filed by prosecutors.
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Hurd, who has played for the Dallas Cowboys and the Chicago Bears, was arrested in December after allegedly telling an undercover officer he wanted to buy large amounts of drugs.
Recently filed federal court documents state that former NFL wide receiver Sam Hurd could be ready to plead guilty to drug charges. But there is some conflicting information about the agreement.
Hurd's bond was revoked by U.S. Magistrate Jeff Kaplan on Tuesday during a hearing attended by former teammate Marion Barber and several family members.