NFL places Jimmie Ward from Texans in the commissioner’s exempt list after two arrests

The NFL announced on Tuesday that the security of the Houston Texans, Jimmie Ward, was placed on the Reserve/Commissioner Exemption List.

Ward, 34, faces a serious crime of domestic violence of an arrest in June. He was accused of assaulting a family or member of the home after a woman told the authorities that Ward strangled her and threatened her, according to police records.

Ward was arrested again in August for allegedly violating his bail agreement for that position.

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Players in the commissioner’s exempt list cannot attend practices or games. The duration of time on the list is determined by Commissioner Roger Goodell.

“We are aware of the report that involves Jimmie Ward. We are collecting information and we have no more comments at this time,” the Texans said in a statement to NFL.com in June.

Ward was accused of physically and sexually assaulting the mother of her 3 -year -old son under the influence of glass methamphetamine, according to a demand filed last week in Texas.

The lawsuit accused Ward of suffocating Cristy West, with whom he had a long -term relationship, and looks for more than $ 20 million in damages. West is represented by Tony Buzbee, who has represented many victims in many cases of high profile sexual aggression and domestic violence.

The safety of the Jimmie Ward Texans faces a demand of $ 20 million on assault accusations fed by glass methamphetamine

Steve Jackson, Ward’s lawyer, He told KPRC 2 The demand was previously filed in Montgomery County and was dismissed.

“This is the same civil lawsuit that was filed against Mr. Ward by other lawyers who also judged and failed in a jury trial to demonstrate that Jimmie was married to Mrs. West. It is our intention at this time to focus on the criminal accusations and the next Grand Jury hearing with the expected of this issue that said goodbye.”

News Digital communicated with Ward’s representatives to comment, but did not receive an answer immediately.

Ward had not practiced during the training camp while dealing with a foot injury and was placed on the physical list of not being able to perform.

He is entering his third season with the Texans and the 12 of his career. Ward spent the first nine seasons of his career with the San Francisco 49ers.

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Last season, Ward served as team captain. In 10 games, Ward had 48 combined cups, two interceptions and four passes defended. One of his interceptions was returned for a touchdown.

CJ Gardner-Johnson and Calen Bullock are expected to start safely for Houston in the absence of Ward.

Scott Thompson and The News of News contributed to this report.

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