The Facts: Boston was arrested Thursday night and charged with driving under the influence. Boston was found asleep at the wheel of his vehicle. The vehicle’s engine was still running. Although breathalyzer tests showed that there was no alcohol in his system, Boston was also given a field sobriety test, at which point it was determined that there was probable cause to arrest him and charge him with driving under the influence of a controlled substance or alcohol. Police are waiting on the results of Boston’s urine tests.
Diehards Line:Boston appeared to be making a push for a contributing -- if not starting role -- this summer. Depending on the outcome of his urine tests and case, Boston, who was suspended by the NFL in 2004 for a positive steroid test, could face anything from a fine and suspended license to being released by the Bucs and/or suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. The charges could also be dropped if Boston’s urine tests do not test positive for any illegal substances.