Kelvin Joseph, ex-Cowboys CB, was arrested for DUI and death of a 27-year-old female motorcyclist

On Saturday morning, a former cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys, Kelvin Joseph, was arrested for an alleged involvement in a fatal car crash. 25-year-old Joseph was charged with driving while being intoxicated(misdemeanor) and a collision involving personal injury or death(second-degree felony).

It was Joseph himself who called the Richardson Police Department(police in Plano) at 5:39 AM local time, informing them of his alleged involvement in the fatal car crash. Police shared that Joseph’s BMW sedan hit a motorcycle, which resulted in the death of the motorcyclist, a 27-year-old woman named Cody Morris from Plano, Texas. The collision occurred on a Dallas-area freeway.

The UFL is aware of the Kelvin Joseph incident but has no further comments

On June 8, Scott Thompson from FOX News reported, “Richardson Police Department Officers contacted (Kelvin)Joseph and determined he was northbound on North Central Expressway in a BMW sedan when he was involved in a collision with the motorcycle.

While speaking with Joseph, officers observed signs of intoxication. Joseph was subsequently arrested and charged with Driving While Intoxicated(Misdemeanour B) and Collison Involving Personal Injury or Death(2nd Degree Felony).

” At present, Kelvin Joseph has been playing in the United Football League in the DC Defenders’ team. FOX News reported that the UFL acknowledged the arrest of Kelvin Joseph in a statement released by WFAA.

The statement read: We are aware of the incident and are gathering information. We have no further comment at this time.

Kelvin Joseph was formerly involved in a fatal shooting in Dallas, but he was cleared of the charges

In 2022, a former Dallas Cowboys cornerback was called upon by law enforcement for his alleged involvement in a fatal shooting in Dallas. It was the surveillance footage that gave away his presence at the scene. Joseph was in the car of a suspected gunman. Police cleared him of the charges after concluding that he was not the shooter.

But this one incident ended his career with the Cowboys.

Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, had asked Kelvin Joseph to be a good player, be a guy that everybody could depend on, and make his name in a positive way

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said at the time of his involvement in the fatal shooting, “We obviously don’t need our players to be involved in situations that make this come up about your character. He needs to be a good player on and off the field, and we’re going to give him a chance to do that. Our message to him - now, get in here and be a good player, be a guy everybody depends on, and make your name in a positive way and clean it up.

” Kelvin Joseph was then traded to the Miami Dolphins on August 29, 2023. The Cowboys exchanged Joseph with a former first-round draft choice, Noah Igbinoghene. Also Read: Adam “Pacman” Jones arrested for assault on a police officer, alcohol intoxication, and disorderly conduct | NFL News - Times of India