Overview

• Deputies discovered five firearms, including two assault-style rifles, during an August 1 traffic stop for vehicle code violations.
• Perryman was booked on weapons violation charges and held without bail at the South Los Angeles Sheriff’s Station pending a court appearance.
• District Attorney Nathan Hochman declined to file charges on August 4, and Perryman was released ahead of his scheduled Inglewood Court hearing.
• Perryman’s attorney, Ron Butler, said he is grateful the matter is resolved and that the linebacker is now focused on his family and teammates.
• Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh visited Perryman in custody and has pledged support as the veteran prepares to return to training camp.