Joseph Randle

Sumner Newscow report — Former Dallas Cowboy running back Joseph Randle was back in Wellington this morning, for the third time, yet still has not entered a plea on a November incident that occurred at the Kansas Star Casino.

He made a brief appearance in Sumner County Court this morning with a new attorney Craig Robinson of Wichita. The case has been continued to March 17 at 9 a.m.

Randle is facing two counts of disorderly conduct, a Class C misdemeanor; criminal trespass, a Class B misdemeanor; and interference with law enforcement, a Class A misdemeanor. Randle is accused of creating a scene during and after playing Blackjack at the casino that led to an altercation in the parking lot with Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission agent.

Randle was recently arrested by Irving police after he was found sitting in a car near another ex-girlfriend’s house. In a dashcam video obtained by TMZ, Randle tells police that he is at the house to retrieve a car of his that was taken without his permission from his home in Wichita.

When police inform him that he’s being arrested on a warrant stemming from a speeding ticket he got in a Coppell school zone, he tells them that the arrest is the “end of his career.”

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