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Giant Football Blog found this 8/1/2008 on www.nydailynews.com [flag]
Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw will spend another 30 days in jail when the 2008 season is over, but he will not be fined or suspended by the NFL. The NFL determined he did not violate the league's Personal Conduct Policy. [link]

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Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw faces more jail time
Published 8/1/2008 by Jim Jacobs at Giant Football Blog
Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw will spend another 30 days in jail when the 2008 season is over, but he will not be fined or suspended by the NFL. After a six-week investigation, the NFL determined that whatever Bradshaw did to earn 60 days in a Virginia jail, it did not violate the league's Personal Conduct Policy. An NFL spokesman confirmed the league reached that conclusion because the incident that led to the jail time occurred before Bradshaw was employed by the NFL. Continue

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