Detroit Lions star Cameron Sutton wanted on domestic violence charge in Florida as police call for help in finding CB after issuing arrest warrant
An arrest warrant has been issued for Detroit Lions star Cameron Sutton in Florida, with the cornerback wanted by police on domestic violence charges.
Sutton, who helped the Lions reach the NFL Conference Championship last season, is wanted for aggravated domestic violence in connection with an alleged incident on March 7.
The warrant was made public Wednesday morning by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, which is appealing for assistance in locating the Lions cornerback.
Through their social media account, the department also shared a license plate of a Jeep Grand Wagoneer that Sutton was believed to be driving.
Police received a call regarding the alleged incident in Hillsborough County around 4:35 a.m., according to quotes obtained by Detroit News from the Sheriff’s Office.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Detroit Lions star Cameron Sutton in Florida
“We were trying to make contact with (Sutton),” said public affairs officer Phil Martello. ‘We called him, no answer. He’s been avoiding us. Our deputies have gathered all the clues here.
‘He has vehicles and a house in a province one of ours, but he has not been there and we have not been able to catch him there. So again, it looks like he turned his phone off or threw it away or something because we haven’t been able to reach him.”