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Florida wide receiver Antonio Callaway has been offered a deal by the State Attorney’s Office that would see his misdemeanor marijuana possession charge dropped if he pleads guilty to misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia, The Sun learned Monday.
State Attorney Bill Cervone said the deferred prosecution deal Callaway has been offered is typical for a first-time offender, which Callaway is.
“Callaway will be treated as any other first-time cannabis offender, which he legally is despite admissions made in other contexts, and allowed to plead to possession of paraphernalia if he chooses,” Cervone told The Sun.