Denver Broncos safety Will Parks faces misdemeanor charges for harassment and non-violent domestic violence. What should the league do in regards to Parks?
The past few days have been bad news bears for second year safety Will Parks. First, his Snapchat incident and now facing possible criminal charges.
The sixth round pick from the 2016 Broncos draft class was reportedly arrested back on March 31st, according to Mike Klis, in result to harassment and non-violent domestic violence. This stems from an incident with a former girlfriend.
As a result of this, Will Parks will be investigated and could face review from the NFL in regards to their personal conduct policy. The first offense in regards to this policy is a six week suspension. Parks could also face criminal penalties in regards to the incident.
According to Klis, citing an arrest affidavit, Parks accused his girlfriend of stealing memorabilia, social security card, and birth certificate after ending their relationship. Will Parks also made continuous phone calls and threatened to have a cousin fly to Colorado to cause harm.
This does not look good for Will Parks. I have no doubt that the Broncos will be looking closely at the incident. But I know in my books, if found guilty, I have no symphony for those who perform those acts.
And I am pretty sure John Elway does not approve of it either. Not to mention Broncos Country will be very disappointed.
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This has been a tough week for Will Parks. While he did not face any discipline, he did record some OTA practice via Snapchat earlier this week.
Since the incident happened back in March, the Broncos did report it and is cooperating with the league. We will be paying close attention to the development of this incident and will keep you updated.