The Sidelines : Indictment of Sanders Stands
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HOUSTON — A state district judge today denied a motion to quash an indictment against Washington Redskins receiver Ricky Sanders charging that he failed to stop and help a parking valet he allegedly struck with a car.
Sanders has been indicted on two separate charges stemming from the May 1 incident outside The Men’s Club, a topless nightclub in Houston.
Sanders allegedly argued with parking attendants about whether the hubcaps on his Cadillac were stolen or had been missing when he arrived at the nightclub.
Azzam (Sam) Jamus, 29, who works for United Parking outside the club, has accused Sanders of striking him with the car when he drove off the lot.
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