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Kris Rhim
LOS ANGELES — Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman was launched from police custody Monday afternoon and won’t face legal costs, in keeping with public information, after he was arrested Friday on a felony weapons charge.
Perryman, 32, had been in jail with out bail since Friday night time after police pulled him over for car code violations. Throughout a search of his car, police found 5 firearms in his automotive, together with two assault-style rifles, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division stated in a press release.
Perryman was scheduled to seem on the Inglewood Courthouse on Tuesday morning, however Los Angeles District Lawyer Nathan Hochman determined to not file legal costs.
This implies Perryman’s file will listing a detention as an alternative of a full arrest.
Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh stated he visited Perryman in jail Sunday. Harbaugh stated Perryman was in good spirits.
“Love Denzel,” Harbaugh stated Monday. “He is all the time performed proper. He is by no means been in bother. Received an exquisite household, and we’ll let the due course of play out.”
Perryman is in his second stint with the Chargers after rejoining the crew earlier than the 2024 season. He’s anticipated to be a starter and play a big function with the within linebacker group.