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A domestic violence arrest warrant was obtained for Cameron Sutton, who turned himself in to the police a few weeks later.

On Sunday night, the 29-year-old former player for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions showed up at the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office in Tampa, Florida. According to the authorities, this follows “weeks of evading law enforcement” about a domestic battery by strangulation charge.

On Monday, the office used X (previously known as Twitter) to share video of Sutton being taken into jail by the police.

Sheriff Chad Chronister stated in a statement, “This man has finally made the right choice to turn himself in after weeks of evading law enforcement.”

The sheriff added, “Domestic violence has no place in our community, and no one is above the law here in Hillsborough County. My thoughts are with this woman as she continues to heal from this man’s gruesome actions.”

As per ESPN, Sutton was sought for domestic battery by strangulation after he allegedly assaulted a woman and ran away from a Lutz, Florida, residence on March 7.

When the sheriff’s office and the outlet arrived, the woman was injured multiple times.

After the warrant was issued, a sheriff’s office representative told MLive, “He’s been ducking us.” “All leads have been pursued by our deputies. He has homes and cars in the area, but he hasn’t been there. He has put his phone away.

The Detroit Lions organization earlier stated in a statement that on March 20, it “became aware of the ongoing legal situation involving Cam Sutton”. Furthermore, the group stated that they “will continue to monitor the situation and will not have further comment at this time.”

On March 21, Detroit then cut Sutton from the roster. He was in the middle of a $33 million, three-year contract with the team, as the Associated Press reported. The Pittsburgh Steelers were his previous team.

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