In these undated images released by LSU, football players Jordan Jefferson and Josh Johns are shown. Police have issued arrest warrants charging Jefferson and Johns, with second-degree battery for a bar fight that injured four people last week. Baton Rouge police Sgt. Don Stone said in a statement Friday, Aug. 26, 2011 that investigators have contacted the players’ attorney, Nathan Fisher, and LSU coach Les Miles, and asked for the players to turn themselves in. (AP Photo/LSU, Steve Franz)
Police have issued arrest warrants charging LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson and a teammate, Joshua Johns, with second-degree battery for a bar fight that injured four people last week.
Baton Rouge police Sgt. Don Stone said in a statement Friday that investigators have contacted the players’ attorney, Nathan Fisher, and LSU coach Les Miles, and asked for the players to turn themselves in.
Jefferson and Johns, a linebacker, face felony charges for their alleged roles in a fight outside Shady’s bar in Baton Rouge on Aug. 19.
A police report says a 19-year-old woman named Victoria Long said she witnessed several LSU players beating one of the alleged victims and saw Jefferson kick that man in the face
