Detroit Lions' Jameson Williams Faces Potential Gun Charge Amid Ongoing Investigation

Lions coach Dan Campbell continues to support Williams as police and prosecutors review the handling of a recent traffic stop involving the wide receiver.

Jameson Williams was found with a concealed weapon during an October 8 traffic stop, but was not arrested at the time.
Detroit police are investigating why Williams was released without being charged, and have submitted a warrant request to the prosecutor's office.
Williams, who does not have a concealed pistol license, claimed the gun was for protection due to living in Detroit.
Lions coach Dan Campbell expressed continued trust in Williams, citing his character and potential for growth despite recent issues.
Williams is currently serving a two-game suspension for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy.

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