Former Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle is, once again, in big time trouble after he allegedly threatened to kill a deputy officer from the jail he’s currently locked up at in Kansas.
Per The Wichita Eagle, here’s what occurred during the incident:
Randle, according to the document, was upset that he had been refused a phone call at 8:02 p.m. that day and told the deputy involved “‘I will kill you I swear on my life and everything that I have I will kill you when I get out.’” He allegedly repeated the threat several times.
The deputy “did feel threatened by what Inmate Randle stated,” states the document, which was written by a detective with the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office.
The deputy “was also threatened by the way Inmate Randle said the threats. The threat was made in a very aggressive manner by yelling them,” the detective wrote.
Randle, who’s in jail after a string of incidents that have included aggravated battery after losing a game of beer pong and assault at a casino, among others, has been arrested a bunch of times in the past 20 months, and remains in Sedgwick County Jail on a total of $50,000 in bonds.
The 24-year-old former running back was released from the Cowboys late last year, but he actually entered the season as the team’s, presumed, starting running back. Talk about a fall from grace.
[H/T ESPN]