Chiefs' Willie Gay Suspended Four Games For Damaging Vacuum During Fight With A Woman
Willie Gay Jr. has been suspended due to a January domestic violence arrest.
The Kansas City Chiefs linebacker has been suspended for the next four games of the NFL regular season for violating the personal conduct policy.
Gay's suspension stems from an arrest for misdemeanor criminal damage in January in Overland Park, Kansas. Gay is eligible to return to the Chiefs' active roster on Oct. 17, following his team's Week 6 game against the Buffalo Bills, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported.
Gay, 24, was alleged to have caused criminal damage of less than $1,000 that, per a District Court of Johnson County (Kansas) affidavit, included a door frame, wall and vacuum. Gay pled not guilty and, in June, agreed to a plea deal that included a diversion program, Pelissero reported.- Grant Gordon NFL.com
Gay, 24, was alleged to have caused criminal damage of less than $1,000 that, per a District Court of Johnson County (Kansas) affidavit, included a door frame, wall and vacuum. Gay pled not guilty and, in June, agreed to a plea deal that included a diversion program, Pelissero reported.- Grant Gordon NFL.com
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