Former New York Giants safety Kamrin Moore’s NFL career didn’t look very promising after some potentially serious legal issues cropped up earlier this year. Now, it looks as if he could be clearing and his career will be given a second chance.
A grand jury failed to indict Moore after a reported “love-triangle brawl” happened outside his New Jersey home in July, according to the New York Post.
A law enforcement source in Union County said the charges were presented to a grand jury late last week, and “the grand jury chose not to indict” Moore on them, essentially ending the case against him.
After Moore’s arrest, the Giants suspended him and he was placed on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list. The Giants then waived him in late August.
Moore is a former sixth-round draft pick of the New Orleans Saints in 2018. He was waived before the 2018 season and then claimed off waivers by the Giants. He was active for two games.
Once reinstated by the league, Moore will be a free agent.
