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Former Lions DE Porcher sentenced to community service

 

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- Former Detroit Lions defensive end Robert Porcher has been sentenced to 50 hours of community service for an assault on his ex-wife.

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Porcher also was given one year probation and ordered Monday to have no contact with Kimberly Porcher except through text messages or e-mail.

The 38-year-old plead no contest to the charge in the Bloomfield Township, Mich., court following his arrest in December on a misdemeanor assault and battery charge.

Porcher also is required to pay $960 in fines and court costs, and complete a domestic abuse program.

Court records show the couple divorced in 2006 and has three children. Porcher spent 13 seasons with the Lions.

A message left Monday afternoon seeking comment from Porcher's attorney, Paul Rinaldi, was not answered.

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