Cornerback Quinton Dunbar may be able to attend Seattle Seahawks training camp this summer despite the original order preventing him from traveling out of state.
Dunbar was charged with four counts of armed robbery, which stemmed from an incident that was alleged to have occurred this May in the Miami area. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges and a trial date has yet to be set.
One of the conditions of his release, however, was the mandate that he does not travel out of state while the charges are pending. He has now petitioned the court to do just that so he can join his teammates at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton. The motion was not opposed by the prosecution.
NEW: Quinton Dunbar asks FL court for permission to travel outside the state so that he can attend @Seahawks training camp, which commences the last week of July in Washington. Motion is unopposed and notes that similar permission was granted to co-defendant DeAndre Baker. pic.twitter.com/ZGoztOO3Qn
— Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) July 10, 2020
“Quinton Dunbar asks FL court for permission to travel outside the state so that he can attend training camp, which commences the last week of July in Washington,” Daniel Wallach tweeted Friday morning. “Motion is unopposed and notes that similar permission was granted to co-defendant DeAndre Baker.”
Seahawks training camp is set to kick off on July 28 and Dunbar is likely to be in attendance.
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