Damon Arnette, 2020 first-round draft pick, arrested on gun, meth charges last month; lawyers push back
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Damon Arnette, a former highly touted draft prospect, was reportedly arrested on gun and meth charges, but his lawyers pushed back on the report.
Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.
Arnette’s lawyers pushed back on the characterization of the arrest.
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