Cowboys release Lucky Whitehead amidst off-field drama according to : Sporting News

The Cowboys have had enough with Lucky Whitehead. Whitehead failed to appear in court for a July 6 arraignment and a warrant was issued shortly thereafter. Whitehead was escorted off the field by a Cowboys public relations staff member following Monday's practice and was not allowed to speak with the media. Whitehead said his dog, Blitz, was returned after he paid an undisclosed amount of money. News of the arrest warrant came after Whitehead, 25, was involved in an odd dog-napping case when he says his dog was stolen and being held for ransom by amateur rapper Boogotti Kasino.




Whitehead told Cowboys coach Jason Garrett on Monday that he wasn't involved in the alleged incident, Rapoport reported. The Dallas Cowboys have cut wide receiver Lucky Whitehead on the same day police in Virginia announced he is facing misdemeanor petty larceny charges stemming from an arrest in June. Furthermore, Rapoport reported on Inside Training Camp Live that Rich told him Whitehead flew from Dallas/Fort Worth Interational Airport to Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C. roughly seven hours after his reported arrest in Virginia on June 22. "But this would explain why Whitehead, his agent and the Cowboys had no idea about the arrest or the hearing that he missed until earlier today when it was reported. When asked about the arrest by reporters after training camp practice Monday, Whitehead responded, "I didn't even know about that."

Dallas Cowboys WR Lucky Whitehead Arrested for Shoplifting, Warrant Issued (UPDATE)

Cowboys WR Lucky Whitehead Arrested for Shoplifting ... Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Lucky Whitehead was arrested in Virginia in June for shoplifting -- and now a warrant has been issued for his arrest ... TMZ sports has learned. Wanted ManDallas Cowboys WR Lucky Whitehead Arrested for Shoplifting, Warrant Issued (UPDATE)EXCLUSIVE12:09 PM PT -- Prince William County PD has released a statement about the incident --"On June 22 around 1:30AM, officers responded to the WAWA located at 2051 Daniel Start Sq in Woodbridge to investigate a larceny in progress. He was ordered to appear in court on July 6, but according to court records he didn't show up -- so a warrant was issued for his arrest. Whitehead isn't the first Cowboys player to be accused of shoplifting -- ex-Dallas running back Joseph Randle was busted stealing cologne and mens underwear from a Texas department store in 2014.


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