- New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson was arrested in South Florida early on Friday morning.
- Anderson was reportedly clocked driving 105 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone and later allegedly eluded police. He faces nine charges.
- Anderson allegedly made threats to sexually assault the arresting officer's wife.
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Breakout Jets receiver arrested and charged with going 60 miles over speed limit and eluding police, reportedly made sexual threats about police officer's wife
Robby Anderson faces nine chargers after being arrested in Southern Florida early Friday morning.
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New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson was arrested early on Friday morning in South Florida and was charged with speeding and eluding police, according to reports.
According to NJ.com, the police report said Anderson was clocked going 105 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone. Anderson then allegedly proceeded to run two red lights and eluded police, reportedly driving all over the road and then resisting arresting without violence.
According to the report, Anderson is facing nine charges in total.
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According to the police report, when Anderson was arrested and put in the back of the police car, he made sexual threats to the officer's wife.
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