Nate Allen was considered one of the best safeties eligible for the 2010 NFL Draft. So far, he has proven himself as a talented athlete worthy of playing football professionally. However, in recent news, Allen has found himself rapped up in quite the scandal. He was detained last week after he was allegedly driving around in traffic with his windows down, masturbating. Now, he has been cleared of all these assertions because he was able to prove that he was eating at Red Lobster at the time of the incident.
Before his time in the NFL, Allen played college ball for the University of South Florida. During that time, he was able to put up some impressive stats. At one point, he was even named the Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week.
His above-average performances earned him national attention and a 2nd round draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2010 NFL Draft. Since then, he has been a crucial point of the Eagles Defense.
For a person who consistently inspired positive news headlines, it was unsettling to here that Nate had been accused of indecent exposure. According to NBC Sports, though, the whole thing was a big misunderstanding:
"Last week, Eagles safety Nate Allen was detained...by authorities after an allegation of indecent exposure...a 16-year-old girl called 911 to inform police that 'she saw a man in a large black two door or four door pick-up, most likely a Ford, with his window down masturbating in the truck. This week, Allen fully has been cleared. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Office of the State Attorney has found that Allen 'could not have been the perpetrator' that triggered the allegations."
Surely, Allen must be elated that his slate has been cleared. Also, according to TMZ Sports, he is probably glad he was eating at Red Lobster during the time in question:
"Further investigation revealed Allen's truck was NOT the one the girl reported seeing. Also, Allen was having dinner at a Red Lobster at the time the girl called 911. Prosecutors confirmed this from the time stamp on his bill...and a photo he took with an employee. Great time for some cheddar biscuits! State Attorney's Office spokesperson [said] prosecutors thanked Nate for his patience and for cooperating with investigators."
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