Whitner Pleads Not Guilty to Incident in Cleveland

Bills Whitner Arrested Football
Bills defensive back Donte Whitner pleaded not guilty today to charges he forced his way past police during an altercation at a Cleveland nightclub. The former Ohio State player was charged back on April 13th with aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Whitner was in Cleveland Municipal Court today.

A preliminary hearing will be set on the charges. Whitner left the courtroom without commenting. Police say they used a stun gun on the 23-year-old and handcuffed him when he tried to force his way past officers trying to control a crowd outside a nightclub on April 11th. They say it was unclear why he was trying to leave the club and head for the melee outside. Since then, Whitner has apologized.


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