It's a really great web page, too. It's got his address, a nice picture, and a link that lets you schedule your very own visit with him. How many NFL players let you do that?!

Apparently, this is a service that the Washington County Sheriff's Office provides to everyone who gets arrested for possession of cocaine and marijuana.

From Jacksonville.com:

The police report said that three Fayetteville officers were walking toward an unlit parking lot when they spotted a white Toyota 4Runner parked with several people inside. The area is known for thefts and drug use, the report said.

One of the officers walked up to the passenger side rear door and saw Jones sitting inside. The report said he had in his lap a white card with a white powder and a credit card in his hand that he was using to chop up and scrape the powder.

The officer opened the door, identified himself and ordered Jones to put his hand in plain view. Jones did not initially comply and the officer pulled out his gun, keeping it at the “low ready,” the report said. Jones was then ordered out of the vehicle and complied.

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Police found a corner of a plastic baggie with white powder on the floorboard where Jones was sitting, as well as the white card with powder on the seat. Police found a rolled up paper with another bag of white power on another seat. They also found a black bag with a jar containing suspected marijuana, the report said.

The report said that Jones told one of the officers that the white powder was cocaine. Six grams of the substance later tested positive for cocaine, while other tests were ordered.

Jones was booked into custody at 4:11 this morning, and for a guy who had his mugshot taken after 4 a.m., Jones looks remarkably wide awake. It's almost like he was on cocaine or something.

Jones was likely to be struggling for playing time this season, since the Jags had signed two other talented, but hugely flawed receivers in Troy Williamson and Jerry Porter. The Jags drafted Jones in the first round in 2005, and he's never caught more than 41 balls in a season.

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