Darrelle Revis has turned himself in to police. ADVERTISING Darrelle Revis has turned himself in to police. The Jets cornerback was surrounded by TV cameras as he arrived at the Pittsburgh Municipal Courts building last night. Revis was arraigned and
Darrelle Revis has turned himself in to police.
The Jets cornerback was surrounded by TV cameras as he arrived at the Pittsburgh Municipal Courts building last night.
Revis was arraigned and was released on a non-monetary bond.
Revis is facing two felony counts of aggravated assault, one felony count of robbery, one felony count of conspiracy and a misdemeanor count of terroristic threats for his alleged involvement in a street fight on the south side of Pittsburgh early Sunday morning.
Revis was accompanied by his lawyer, Blaine Jones, and his mother and aunt, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
“He wanted to turn himself in. He didn’t want to be a fugitive from the law,” Jones told the Post-Gazette. “He wanted to make this happen.”
According to the criminal complaint filed against Revis, which was obtained by Newsday, responding police officer Anthony Burke said he arrived at the intersection of East Carson and South 23rd Streets at about 2:43 a.m. Sunday and found Dallas Cousins, 22, and Zacheriah Jarvis, 21, “knocked unconscious.” According to the complaint, Cousins and Jarvis, who are roommates, and a witness, Nathan Watt, told police that Revis assaulted them. Watt told Burke that Cousins and Jarvis had been unconscious for “at least” 10 minutes.
The complaint said that Burke observed the injuries to Cousins and Jarvis. Burke said Cousins had a “contusion about his left eyebrow the size of a half a golf ball with a one-inch laceration on it” and Jarvis had a contusion on his right cheek.
