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Report: Charges Against LSU WR Malik Nabers Expected To Be Dropped With A Condition

by Staff Reporter

February 22, 202360 Comments

Matt Pendleton-USA TODAY Sports

LSU sophomore wide receiver Malik Nabers was arrested Monday night in New Orleans during Mardi Gras on a weapons charge.

According to the court document below, charges against Nabers will be dropped under the condition that he does pursue regaining possession of the firearm.

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MightyYat•39 months

State of Louisiana..... ALIGNED!

Morpheus•39 months

Look as an LSU fan and Nabers fan I’m Happy. As a private citizen who would like to visit New Olrleans again one day I feel these policies for carrying illegal weapons need to be stronger across the board.

brass2mouth•39 months

It’s a pretty common condition in New Orleans though. Not just because it’s him.

PgRbtiger•39 months

specify carrying of illegal weapon

IMJ127•39 months

It's not an illegal weapon. It was illegally carried. Concealed. Reading is fundamental.

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jmaclsu•39 months

Was the weapon illegal or was carrying it illegal because he didn’t have a permit?

IMJ127•39 months

Concealed without a permit. Forfeit weapon. Walk. Seems fair and quite the MO for these types of charges.

SulphursFinest•39 months

Under the age of 21 he can’t possess a handgun, assuming it was a handgun

uppereast•39 months

Even with a permit you still cannot have it at a parade.

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LATECHgradLSUfan•39 months

so what happens to the gun? Auction I assume?

RidiculousHype•39 months

NIL

Brummy•39 months

Headed to Ukraine

cajunmud•39 months

It's going to go missing from Evidence.

Yeti_Chaser•39 months

Shouldn't need a permit to CC anyway. Should be unconstitutional for the state to seize his gun assuming he wasn't acting like an irresponsible jackass

CanebreakCajun•39 months

Alignment.

wesman21•39 months

Team Sweep

Carolina_cajun•39 months

The only permit he needs is the second amendment.

Carolina_cajun•39 months

The only permit he needs is the second amendment.

Napoleon•39 months

It says you can bear arms not tuck them into your trousers concealed.

Clockwatcher68•39 months

What part of “shall not be infringed” does the government not understand?!

PureBlood•39 months

taking away your constitutionally protected firearm... one deal at a time

Tiger1988•39 months

“The state of Louisiana does not prohibit the open carry of firearms in public. Therefore, it is legal in Louisiana without a permit for anyone at least 18 years old that is not prohibited from possessing a firearm. Some areas are off-limits, including parades and bars.”

CanebreakCajun•39 months

He was not open carrying. He was concealing. It is NOT the same thing

saintslsupels•39 months

Welcome to the South, where it’s really easy to get off any punishment if you commit a crime with a gun (just ask Brandon Miller)

Loup•39 months

simply having a gun shouldn't be a crime.

markthetiger•39 months

"According to the court document below, charges against Nabers will be dropped under the condition that he does pursue regaining possession of the firearm."

...say what?

cajunmud•39 months

Yep...I'm thinking...so the cops don't have the evidence and want him to go and try and get it for them so that he can be charged? Haha...

CUontheturf•39 months

Who is the “FIXER” at LSU now. Mickey was the man he is gone…so new guy getting the work done (I guess).

Mike da Tigah•39 months

They forgot to simply list the weapons charge. That’s the part of the story that is the actual story. Vague weapons charge is vague.

Napoleon•39 months

Hmm. Depends on the gun but a good deal. Even fighting a misdemeanor can cost over $1200, that'll buy most handguns

blueboxer1119•39 months

Weird deal.
He'll stop and get another on the way home, so no worries.

Loup•39 months

as he should.

mla0100•39 months

Charges against Nabers will be dropped under the condition that he guarantees a victory in Tuscaloosa…

Tiger Iron•39 months

Shiiiit. That gun is going to end up in the gun closet, of some judge or politician…. Or somebody just got season tickets.

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