Seven of the nine Florida players accused in a credit card fraud scheme have been offered pre-trial interventions, meaning the felony complaints against them will likely be dismissed.
Among the most prominent players to be offered the diversion program are receiver Antonio Callaway and running back Jordan Scarlett. The others are linebacker James Houston, linebacker Ventrell Miller, defensive end Keivonnis Davis, defensive tackle Richerd Desir-Jones and receiver Rick Wells.
The specifics of the pre-trial intervention aren’t available yet, but Alachua County court records show the players will go before judges in early-mid November. Such programs usually include community service, paying fees and avoiding further legal problems.