Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman, Isaiah Adams turned himself in to authorities in Ontario, Canada
He now faces four charges stemming from a guns and gangs investigation by the Durham Regional Police.
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Adams is charged with possessing a handgun obtained by crime, owning a restricted or prohibited firearm without a license, possessing a loaded firearm and possessing a prohibited equipment.
Adams will still go to Cardinals training camp on Wednesday, a source informed ESPN, despite the charges. He’s now back in Arizona.
Adams’ sister, Allyson Mae Adams also faces the same allegations.
Police say the department’s Guns and Gangs Unit conducted the investigation that finished up on July 17.
Four people were charged overall, two of whom were also charged with fentanyl trafficking.
The Cardinals organization has left its statement short, saying merely that it’s aware of the matter and would refrain from additional comment out of respect for the judicial process.
On the field, the 2024 third-round pick out of Illinois was the presumed starter at right guard this offseason after starting 11 games last season.
But he already had a push for the job from rookie second-round pick Chase Bisontis, and now that competition is under a whole different kind of spotlight.
Adams is due back in court September 1, three days after Arizona opens its regular season.
