Just being fair to the guy. I stand by the statement that he's not a great decision maker, but now that this traffic stop results in no charge, I wonder if the Bears wish they had held onto him.
GILBERT, Ariz. (AP) -- Tank Johnson's blood alcohol level was below the legal
limit when the former Chicago Bears tackle was arrested on suspicion of drunken
driving June 22.
Johnson's blood alcohol level was .072, under the presumptive limit in
Arizona of .08 percent, police Sgt. Andrew Duncan said Monday. No charges have
been filed pending results of a completed investigation.
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