Another development in the case involving L’Jarius Sneed has taken place. The Titans cornerback was indicted by a Texas grand jury earlier this week, as detailed by veteran reporter Paul Kuharsky. 
Sneed was indicted for failure to report a felony. The charge is a Class A misdemeanor which carries a maximum penalty of one or both of a $4,000 fine and up to one year in jail. No trial date has been set at this time.
“We are aware of the legal matter with L’Jarius Sneed and have remained in contact with NFL security per league protocol,” a team statement reads. “We will have no further comment during an ongoing investigation.”
This is the latest development in the case concerning Sneed and his former personal assistant, Tekonzae Williams. The two are also the subject of a civil suit stemming from an alleged incident which took place on December 6, 2024. Williams has been indicted for aggravated assault; he is alleged to have fired gunshots at the vehicle of plaintiffs Christian Nshimiyimana and Avi Ahmed. Sneed’s indictment covers the accusation he witnessed the gunshots and failed to report it.
Kuharsky adds that as of this past summer, Sneed and Williams were no longer associated with one another. It nevertheless remains to be seen how this case will play out; likewise, the possibility of league discipline looms. Convictions in trial proceedings are not necessary for fines or suspensions to be handed down by the NFL.
After a strong four-year run with the Chiefs, Sneed was franchise tagged in 2024. That move prevented a free agent departure and was followed by a trade sending him to the Titans. The 28-year-old inked a four-year, $76.4MM extension upon arrival in Tennessee but things have not gone according to plan in his case. Sneed played just five games in 2024 and it was unclear heading into this season how much he would be able to contribute.
The former fourth-rounder has made seven appearances in 2025 but he currently resides on injured reserve. A return to action at some point late in the year will be something to watch for given Sneed’s uncertain outlook with the Titans. Regardless of what happens in that regard, his legal situation will be worth monitoring as well.
As I just finished reading the Antonio Brown article! How hard is it to stay out of trouble?
Put him in jail. $4,000 is not enougj to witness your associate shoot up a car and not report. Low character thug.
Typical degenerate racist comments littering the post. Not reporting a felony is the dumbest charge I’ve ever heard of. Since they caught who allegedly did it, that should be the end of Sneed’s involvement. He’s basically being charged for not being a cop when he isn’t a cop. Not his job to solve crimes.
So many bags to unpack here….1) I don’t see anyone posting anything racist–if you’re with someone acting “ghetto” or being a “thug” and continue hanging out with them, then yeah, you’re gonna be considered the same (unless you believe those terms racist even though they aren’t). 2) it is a very odd law and I think it is meant to prompt people to assist in an emergency by being a witness? And why did they convene a grand jury for a misdemeanor? Weird. 3). They’re not charging him for not being a cop. Cops rarely witness crime, they respond to crimes after the fact. 4) he’s not solving a crime by calling it in; he’s providing an eye witness account which is a piece of evidence that helps solve a crime.
The terms are absolutely 100% racist. Period. Anti-intellectual to suggest otherwise, so it doesn’t merit any further engagement.
You strike me as an English thug for telling me how to interpret words. That being said, you can’t possibly be good at math, so your estimation of 100% is completely inaccurate. Go to bed nerd.
Thugs can be any race. There’s plenty of thuggery to go around. The same for ghetto. Ghetto means an improvised neighborhood or area. Again plenty of those to go around too (Google Oildale lol) What race does either imply? Theyre catchall phrases some people use as race cards.
Impoverished* not improvised. DYAC
What part was racist?
The part where you got offended at something racist being labeled as racist.
And yes, the law is 100% designed to coerce testimony, which should be illegal for obvious constitutional reasons.
Sneed was in a car where someone pulled out a gun and started shooting at other people. I don’t see how you can minimize that or make excuses for not reporting it.
Agreed, although he could use the 5th amendment to not testify. Either way it seems this is a train to nowhere.
You absolutely should have to report a felony, just as you should have to remain at the scene of an accident. Its part of one’s civic duty in a democracy. The ghetto/thug stuff is uncalled for, doing a year when no one suffered physical injury is ridiculous and suggesting a year of one’s life is somehow interchangeable w/ 4k is mind blowing. There is certainly a lot of ridiculous things happening in our society. Expecting citizens report obvious violent crime is not among them.
They should be encouraged to, for sure, but it shouldn’t be a crime not to. People don’t enjoy interacting with police for good reasons. If they want better community relations, they should work towards that. An accident that someone is directly involved in is a different story. That is direct involvement. A rolled down window in a vehicle isn’t direct involvement. And once again, they caught the guy, so that should be the end of his involvement. They are basically coercing him to testify against an associate. Again, that shouldn’t be mandatory, either. If I were Sneed I would start paying to promote videos of police and prosecutorial misconduct from the department and office that are charging him. See how they enjoy having their reputations tarnished for sport.
Also, the post states that Sneed is no longer associated with the guy, so he probably didn’t approve of the behavior, so again, unfair to label Sneed as a thug or anything because of this. He isn’t guilty by association. Even though police and commenters on this site love to administer those judgements, it isn’t actually a legal designation in this country.
There’s accessory after the fact and conspiracy. Both don’t seem to apply in this case, however.
Idiots lmao
I mean, if Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer were found guilty, this guy is hosed.
The prosecutors couldn’t get Frank because he had the perfect defense…link to youtube.com