LINCOLN, Neb.—A Nebraska football player has been fined for a missing license plate.
On Monday, running back Quentin Castille was fined $50 and ordered to pay $44 in court costs.
After a deal with prosecutors, Castille had pleaded no contest to failing to deliver a vehicle title on sale. In exchange, prosecutors dropped two other misdemeanors.
Police stopped the 20-year-old on April 5 in Lincoln for not having a plate on the front of his car, a 1995 Honda.
The plate was still registered to the former owner.
In June, Castille missed a court date, so Lancaster County Judge Mary Doyle issued a warrant for his arrest. He showed up the next day, so she recalled the warrant.
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Information from: Lincoln Journal Star,
