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Former Jaguars WR Jimmy Smith Sentenced To 18 Months Probation

19 November 2009
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JSmith Drug Arrest Football

Relieved his legal ordeal is all but behind him, former Jaguar Jimmy Smith looked forward Wednesday to what he calls his new career: helping kids avoid the drug dependency that snared him.

“That’s my job for the rest of my life,” Smith told the Times-Union after pleading guilty to felony crack cocaine possession and three misdemeanors. “If I can help one kid from going down the path that I did, it will all be worth it.”

Pursuant to a plea agreement with the State Attorney’s Office, Smith, 40, was sentenced to 18 months’ probation, including six months’ house arrest. He must submit to random drug testing, meet weekly with a drug counselor, perform 100 hours of community service and not drive for 18 months.

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