The Bengals' bad day seemingly got worse with the arrest of Adam "Pac-Man" Jones.
Adam ‘Pac-Man’ Jones Arrested, Released In Case Of Mistaken Identity
But the Bengals now say it was a case of mistaken identity, and that Jones was released.
The mini-controversy started with a report that claimed Jones hit a pedestrian with his car and included pictures of Jones in handcuffs and in the back of a police car.
Now, Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Joe Reedy says Jones wasn’t charged and was released in a case of mistaken identity.
From everything I'm hearing Adam Jones did nothing wrong. It was a case of mistaken identity, he wasn't charged and was released. #bengals
Joe Reedy
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Pro Football Talk is also reporting that the Bengals say Jones was arrested, then released.
It seems likely at this juncture that Jones was erroneously arrested. But when a rumor about an oft-troubled player hits the Internet, it often seems that the speculation becomes the truth. Let’s hope that isn’t the case with Jones.
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