Suspended LSU linebacker Tyler Taylor plans to plead not guilty after he was arrested in May for reportedly serving as the getaway driver in the burglary of a Georgia pawn shop, Taylor’s lawyer said.
Georgia-based attorney Peter Zeliff told The Advocate on Thursday morning “we are maintaining to plead not guilty.”
“I think Tyler has a bright future,” Zeliff said. “I don’t want anybody to prejudge the case.”
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