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Brendan Sugrue

Bears WR Byron Pringle says his offseason arrest was handled in house

Veteran wide receiver Byron Pringle didn’t get off to the greatest start to his Chicago Bears career earlier this offseason.

After inking a one-year, $6 million deal coming over from the Kansas City Chiefs, Pringle was arrested in Florida for reckless driving without a license while his four-year old child was in the vehicle in late April. He was also verbally confrontational with police officers during the incident.

It wasn’t the way Pringle or the Bears wanted their relationship to begin, but speaking with reporters following Wednesday’s minicamp practice, the 28-year old receiver assured everyone that the situation was handled internally.

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