Colts Receiver Keenan Allen Formally Charged With Two Misdemeanors in OWI Case
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen was charged Wednesday with two misdemeanor counts related to an operating-while-intoxicated case, according to ESPN.
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen has been formally charged with two misdemeanor charges connected to an operating while intoxicated (OWI) case, ESPN reported Wednesday.
According to the report, the charges were filed against Allen on Wednesday, though further details about the circumstances of the case, including the date and location of the alleged incident, were not immediately available.
Allen, who joined the Colts in a trade last year, has not publicly commented on the charges. The Colts organization has also not issued a statement regarding the matter, according to ESPN's report.
ESPN did not specify the potential penalties Allen could face if convicted on the misdemeanor counts. This is a developing story, and additional details are expected to emerge as the legal process continues.
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