Javon Walker robbery was cleared

It happened two years ago, but one of two defendants still pleaded guilty Friday. They involved in a deal with prosecutors in the robbery of wide receiver Javon Walker onced wearing raiders jersey after a night of Las Vegas club-hopping.

Arfat Abdo Fadel sentenced guilty to robbery, second-degree kidnapping and conspiracy in the attack that left Walker unconscious. They dropped battery and conspiracy charges along with a first-degree kidnapping count that could have gotten Fadel life in prison without parole. Walker wouold be testified as soon as Wednesday. He had sustained an offseason knee surgery before being dropprd last month by the Raiders which signed him in 2008 to a $55 million contract with 6 years.

It is said Fadel was expected to have at least two years and could face 15 years in prison at June 28. Walker stayed in the hospital for two days with facial injuries and a concussion because of the robbery. He also said $3000 in cash and $100,000 worth of jewelry had gone.

Santonio Holmes ius troubled in the case

Wide receiver Santonio Holmes with steelers jersey won't be charged with any crime for his impolite behavior throwing a glass and caused a laceration above a woman's right eye.

Orlando police told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that the case is closed since Anshonae Mills declined to press charges and issued a signed statement that said: "I refuse to prosecute the perpetrator for the incident." Per a police report, the investigating officer watched Mills smiling and "rubbing Holmes’ face" after they talked following the incident at the nightclub. Holmes is still facing a civil lawsuit asking for more than $15,000 in damages. Mills has claimed that the former Super Bowl MVP threw a glass of liquor at her during an argument over a seat on a couch in a VIP room.

Holmes has told ESPN, "he didn’t do anything."