DONTE WHITNER ARRESTED IN CLEVELAND

Donte Whinter of the Buffalo Bills was arrested last night in Cleveland Ohio at the House Of Blues. The police had to break up a near riot at the House Of Blues. Donte Whitner was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Whitner was released from his holding cell Saturday afternoon. Police Lt. Thomas Stacho said charges have not been filed . Whitner a Cleveland native was attending a birthday party for his Glenville High School teammate Ted Ginn Jr. a wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins. The statement by the Cleveland Police Department says the brawl broke out at 3.a.m. As off duty officers tried to restore order and they told Whitner aggressively forced his way into the area where he, was told not to go. Officers temporally restrained him before he broke free and squared off for a fight. The Cleveland Police had to teaser Whitner to get him under control. This is not the first time Whitner 23 has been in trouble with the law. In 2006 Whitner was arrested in suburban Buffalo for non-criminal harassment of his live in girlfriend in 2006. The Bills seem to have a serious problem with there young players like Marshawn Lynch who has been suspended for three games because of a gun possession charge in Culver City, California. The Bills other starting safety Ko Simpson was also arrested in South Carolina for disorderly conduct New Year 's day in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Finally, the Bills will have to check out there vetting process when it comes to drafting new NFL players because the Bills are starting to become the new Cincinnati Bengals.