Four Jacksonville Jaguars players were captured on Saturday after supposedly endeavoring to leave a London dance club without paying a substantial bar bill.
Police were called at 03:55 BST to a club after reports of a battle. It has been accounted for that club security halted them leaving in the wake of neglecting to settle a tab worth £50,000.
The players, who are set to play a NFL diversion at Wembley on Sunday, were taken to a police headquarters for addressing yet discharged without further activity. It is comprehended the bill was settled. The Jacksonville Jaguars are in London to play NFL champions the Philadelphia Eagles at Wembley, with live inclusion on BBC Two from 13:00 GMT.
The Jaguars - claimed by Shahid Khan, whose endeavors to purchase Wembley for £600m fell through a week ago - have affirmed four of their players were held by police. None have been named, and they said any discipline would be "took care of inside".
A Jaguars proclamation stated: "We know that four of our players were confined over compensation of a bill. The issue is being settled and the players are with the team."A Metropolitan Police representative stated: "Officers went to and talked with a gathering of guys who had purportedly been endeavoring to leave the scene without paying a vast bill.
"Four men matured in their twenties were in this manner captured on doubt of misrepresentation by false portrayal and taken to a focal London police headquarters for addressing. "They were all in this manner discharged with no further activity."
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