Giants’ Sam Beal pleads guilty to two gun charges
NY Post
Giants cornerback Sam Beal pleaded guilty to two gun-related charges in Ohio last week stemming from an arrest in June 2020, according to multiple reports.
Beal, a third-round supplemental pick of the Giants in 2018, has appeared in just six games for the team and is no lock to make the roster this year. Beal entered his plea on June 4 in Lorain County, Ohio, near Cleveland. He has been entered into a pretrial diversion program and has been placed on two years of probation and ordered to pay court costs and court-appointed attorney fees.
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