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FAIRFAX, Va. – Redskins antitank footballer Albert Haynesworth has been accused of attack in what personnel said was a housing of agency rage.

Fairfax County personnel spokeswoman author Broderick said a 38-year-old Negro told investigators he was dynamical a Honda Civic in suburban Washington when he saw a restorative pushcart tailgating him. The Negro said the utility then prefabricated a assistance gesture.

Haynesworth, who was dynamical the truck, got out when the vehicles obstructed and assaulted the other driver, Broderick said.

Haynesworth has not been formally live in the case. But a endorse has been issued in the case, and personnel have been in contact with Haynesworth's attorney, Broderick said. Arrangements have been prefabricated for Haynesworth to foregather with officers, and he will materialize in Fairfax County General District Court at a later date.

Simple attack is illegal in Colony by not more than a assemblage in slammer and a dustlike of $2,500 or less.

Redskins spokesman Tony Wyllie said in an e-mail that team officials are gathering information about the incident and would not comment further.

Haynesworth, a two-time All-Pro antitank lineman, has had his deal of trouble patch with the Redskins. He repeatedly clashed with railcar Mike Shanahan and was suspended without clear for the final quaternary games of the flavour for "conduct harmful to the club." He has played only 20 games for the team since he was signed in 2009 to a seven-year, $100 meg contract with $41 meg in secure money.

Haynesworth isn't the only Redskins contestant to be in trouble with the law recently. In December, antitank footballer Joe Joseph was inactive on charges of dynamical under the influence inferior than 24 hours after making his NFL debut.

(This version CORRECTS story and headlines to emit that Haynesworth has not still been formally charged, but that a endorse has been issued in the case.)

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