The Detroit Lions waived second-year safety Brandon Joseph on Saturday, hours after he was arrested for suspicion of operating under the influence, highlighting the team's commitment to discipline.
‘He was very cooperative, he was compliant,’ Paul Vanderplow, the Dearborn Heights Police Department director, told ESPN. This shows the nature of the police interaction that led to the arrest.
Joseph was arrested and taken in for operating under the influence after police observed him driving at a higher rate of speed, bringing attention to driver safety.
The Lions declined to comment on the incident, an indication of their desire to maintain a focus on the team's upcoming matchup against the Bears.
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