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Innocent until proven guilty “beyond a reasonable doubt” in the courtroom. Innocent unless “credible evidence” is uncovered in the NFL. Even if Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker’s criminal charges – four counts of armed robbery with a firearm and four counts of aggravated assault – are reduced or dismissed in Florida, he still could face a …
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Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker entered pleas of not guilty on all eight charges against him. Baker’s attorney, Bradford Cohen, filed the written pleas to Broward County Circuit Court Monday afternoon. Baker, 22, is facing four counts of armed robbery with a firearm and four counts of aggravated assault stemming from an alleged incident last Wednesday …
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On Sunday night DeAndre Baker reached out to his employer to ask forgiveness. The 22-year-old cornerback represents not only himself but also the Giants, and his recent arrest on serious gun and robbery charges left the team with a black eye that will not go away any time soon. Baker followed the instructions put forth …
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Not if, but when. According to one of his attorneys, the charges against DeAndre Baker will be dropped and the criminal case in Broward County, Fla., against the Giants cornerback will go away. “This case is going to be dismissed,’’ Patrick Patel told The Post on Monday. “One day soon, this case is gonna be …
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DeAndre Baker was a free man Sunday after posting the $200,000 bond set for him for his alleged involvement in an armed robbery at a house party in the Miami area last week. Baker spent Saturday night at the Broward County jail. The Giants have told Baker to stay away from the virtual meetings going …
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The $200,000 bail set Sunday for DeAndre Baker sounds like an onerous amount, but it was not, given that the Giants cornerback signed a four-year contract worth $10.5 million and last year received a signing bonus of $5.67 million. Broward County Judge Michael Davis surely knew this, and was fully cognizant Baker would easily make …
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Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker will be released from prison in Broward County, Fla. after he posts bail that was set at $200,000 Sunday morning for his alleged involvement in an armed robbery at a house party in the Miami area last week. Broward County judge Michael Davis hit Baker with a $25,000 bond for each …
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DeAndre Baker turned himself into the Miramar (Florida) Police Department on Saturday morning, his lawyer confirmed. Now the justice system will grind away to determine whether the Giants cornerback flushed his career away or will be exonerated. “Police reports are just that, reports of what was told to them or said to them,’’ Bradley Cohen, …
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DeAndre Baker is innocent until proven guilty, same as everyone else in this country. He deserves due process, his day in court, same as everyone else in this country. But unless these gun-toting armed robbery charges somehow prove to be fiction, unless this is somehow a case of mistaken identity and the Miramar, Fla. PD …
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Beleaguered Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker is facing serious charges for armed robbery and aggravated assault stemming from an incident in the Miami area — charges that could land him in jail and end his football career. Baker’s attorney, though, said in a statement Friday night, “We believe our client is innocent of any charges.’’ The …
Innocent until proven guilty “beyond a reasonable doubt” in the courtroom. Innocent unless “credible evidence” is uncovered in the NFL. Even if Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker’s criminal charges – four counts of armed robbery with a firearm and four counts of aggravated assault – are reduced or dismissed in Florida, he still could face a …
