Former MLB star Yasiel Puig will not plead guilty to lying to the feds during their investigation of an illegal gambling ring after all.
will not plead guilty to lying to the feds during their investigation of an illegal gambling ring after all.
As we reported, Puig had initially agreed to plead guilty to one count of making false statements ... after federal prosecutors accused him of lying about participating in an illegal gambling business during an interview earlier this year. "At the time of his January 2022 interview, Mr. Puig, who has a third-grade education, had untreated mental-health issues, and did not have his own interpreter or criminal legal counsel with him,'' Axel said.
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