Dallas Cowboys cornerback Kelvin Joseph has been cleared in a local murder investigation stemming from a March drive-by shooting, according to a report from the team's in-house media.
Joseph is expected to report to the team Monday and be fully available for the start of Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California. A league source told Yahoo Sports on Sunday that the NFL is still monitoring Joseph’s legal cooperation with the Dallas police department, which sought him for questioning in April, nearly one month after he was identified among a group of men that had been suspected to be involved in the March shooting death of Cameron Ray outside the OT Tavern in East Dallas.
Joseph was identified as a person of interest in the case nearly one month later, after Dallas police revealed footage on a Fox 4 News television broadcast and received tip that Joseph, who's also a rapper under the pseudonym"YKDV Bossman Fat," was among the men being sought for questioning. Joseph met with police shortly after, cooperating with investigators.
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