In a startling turn of events, former NFL sensation Robert Quinn finds himself in legal trouble. On Tuesday, August 15, police officers responded to a call about an alleged hit-and-run incident. Upon arrival, they discovered Quinn’s F150 truck with significant damage, reportedly having collided with four cars in the neighborhood and damaged a community gate.
What intensified the situation was Quinn’s sudden disappearance from the scene, triggering a search. During the investigation, officers stumbled upon a partially empty bottle of Crown Royal Apple whiskey on the truck’s passenger side floorboard.
This unfortunate incident led to Quinn’s arrest in South Carolina on Friday, August 18. The 33-year-old pass rusher, who recently played for the Eagles and Bears, was taken into custody and booked in Dorchester County jail, facing charges related to the hit-and-run and assault.
Court records indicate that Quinn now confronts a total of seven charges connected to the incident. This shocking development in the career of the former first-round pick from the 2011 NFL Draft has left fans and the sports world stunned. Despite his impressive track record with 102 quarterback takedowns in 162 career games, Quinn currently finds himself as a free agent after a lackluster season in Chicago and Philadelphia last year.