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Thursday, October 2, 2008

Former NFL Player Arrested on Cocaine Charge

Former Denver Bronco Travis Henry was arrested on Tuesday, September 30, as he left his house with a duffel bag full of cocaine. Federal authorities had been watching him for two weeks after arresting a Montana man who led them to Henry after agreeing to become an informant. As Henry left his Centennial, Colorado home, he was approached by authorities and tried to run.

Henry was charged yesterday on a charge of conspiring to distribute and possess cocaine. If convicted, Henry and an associate may be fined $4 million and face a minimum of ten years and up to life in federal prison.

Henry played one season with the Broncos, but was plagued by injuries. He also failed a marijuana test and faced a year suspension. He beat the suspension, but was let go by the Broncos in June.

Florida is a hub for cocaine distribution, and many people have found themselves caught up in trafficking and then sent to prison after being charged. Don't let a drug charge ruin your life.

If you have been arrested in Orange County or the Orlando, Florida area for drug distribution or possession, please contact the Umansky Law Firm for an initial confidential case evaluation.

posted by Neil at 8:34 AM