Monday's arrest of JaMarcus Russell for alleged possession of codeine syrup resulted from a two-month undercover operation that is still ongoing.
Mobile County ((AL)) Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Lori Myles says that the investigation wasn't targeting Russell, but that his name and home address had come up several times.
Russell was arrested Monday at his home and charged with "possession of a controlled substance." Myles says forensic tests to determine the amount of codeine syrup involved sometimes take 5-7 days...
Russell has a bond hearing tomorrow and his trial is scheduled for July 20.
Here's coverage of the arrest from Fox10 in Mobile...
Chasity Byrd got to stand in front of Russell's house...
"Sip-sip?"
The HQ knows that you've got to be kidding on this one...
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