MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Tom Johnson has been acquitted of all counts stemming from his October arrest at a Minneapolis restaurant.
Johnson was charged with three misdemeanor counts, including disorderly conduct, after authorities say he refused orders to leave Seven, a downtown steakhouse and sushi lounge. Authorities used a chemical spray and a stun gun on Johnson.
Johnson's attorney, David Valentini, says it took a jury 15 minutes to come back with an acquittal Friday.
Valentini says Johnson is happy with the verdict and looking forward to minicamp Monday.