The legal proceedings surrounding Andrew Quarless have finally concluded. According to ESPN's Rob Demovsky, a Florida court has sentenced the Green Bay Packers tight end to a year of probation and fined him $1,000 for firing his gun in Miami Beach on July 4. Quarless must also attend an anger management course and weapons safety course in addition to forfeiting his firearm.
Quarless' trial was set to begin Monday, but he elected to enter a plea of no contest to avoid a more serious punishment.
With the matter resolved in the eyes of the state of Florida, Quarless could now face NFL discipline.