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GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- Former Washington State and NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has reached a plea agreement on drug and burglary charges in Montana.
The Great Falls Tribune reported that Leaf's attorney, Kenneth Olson, requested a combined arraignment and change-of-plea hearing on charges that Leaf broke into two houses in his hometown and stole prescription painkillers. District Judge Kenneth Neill set the hearing for 1 p.m. Tuesday.
The details of the plea agreement had not been filed in District Court by Monday afternoon. Cascade County Attorney John Parker declined to comment.
Leaf has been jailed since April 2 after his second arrest in three days. He also faces possible prison time in Texas after officials there moved to revoke his probation from a 2010 plea agreement on similar accusations.
The Great Falls Tribune reported that Leaf's attorney, Kenneth Olson, requested a combined arraignment and change-of-plea hearing on charges that Leaf broke into two houses in his hometown and stole prescription painkillers. District Judge Kenneth Neill set the hearing for 1 p.m. Tuesday.
The details of the plea agreement had not been filed in District Court by Monday afternoon. Cascade County Attorney John Parker declined to comment.
Leaf has been jailed since April 2 after his second arrest in three days. He also faces possible prison time in Texas after officials there moved to revoke his probation from a 2010 plea agreement on similar accusations.
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