Bucs free-agent cornerback Richard Sherman reportedly has reached a plea deal stemming from his arrest last summer outside his in-laws’ home that prompted a 911 call by his wife.
In a deal struck with King County (Wash.) prosecutors, Sherman, 33, pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor offenses: first-degree negligent driving, second-degree criminal trespass and speeding in a roadway construction zone, according to multiple reports.
He received a 90-day suspended sentence and was credited for two days served in jail by a district court judge. He also was ordered to pay court costs of $1,305.50 and restitution of a to-be-determined amount to his father-in-law and the Department of Transportation, according to the Seattle Times.
