Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams will not face any criminal charges stemming from a traffic stop where two concealed weapons were found in the car in which he was a passenger. The local prosecutor found no proper evidence to charge Williams with a gun possession crime.

The decision stems from an incident last month when Williams was nearly brought to jail for lacking a concealed pistol license.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has declined to press charges against Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams following an investigation into carrying a concealed weapon​.

Jameson Williams will not face charges from the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office stemming from an Oct. 8 traffic stop, according to CBS Detroit. This comes after an investigation into the Detroit Lions wide receiver for carrying a concealed weapon.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams will not face any concealed weapons charges stemming from an October traffic stop and ensuing investigation, according to a statement from the Wayne County Prosecutor's office.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams won't be charged in relation to a traffic stop last month in which two guns were found in the car.

Lions WR Jameson Williams was the passenger in a vehicle driven by his brother Oct. 8 when Detroit Police pulled Williams' brother over for speeding.