Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey recently took a break from the gridiron to fulfill his civic duty as a juror in a significant criminal case. Selected for a jury in Tarrant County, Aubrey participated in a trial regarding domestic violence, specifically a felony assault case involving defendant Daniel Rincones.
The jury found Rincones guilty on one of two charges related to second-degree strangulation and imposed a harsh sentence of 65 years in prison, largely due to Rincones’ status as a repeat offender
. This experience marked a notable diversion from Aubrey’s football commitments, as he missed several practices but resumed full participation following the completion of jury duty
.
Aubrey’s involvement highlights the intersection of sports and civic responsibility, reminding fans that athletes also play vital roles in their communities beyond their professional arena
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