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"Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe has reached a deal to plead guilty to two lesser charges in his speeding and marijuana case.Bowe was not there as his attorney appeared on his behalf on Wednesday.According to Riverside police, Bowe was stopped after being clocked driving 48 mph in a 35 mph zone last fall. The officer reported smelling marijuana and searched the vehicle. According to the police report, officers found two containers of marijuana.Bowe's attorney argued that the evidence from the traffic stop should be suppressed because the officer didn't have a warrant, Bowe's consent or probable cause to search the vehicle. The attorney also said officers gathered several statements from Bowe before he was read his Miranda rights.Bowe agreed to plead guilty to amended charges of littering and defective equipment and will face $610 in fines and court costs. In return, the marijuana charge was dismissed.\"Mr. Bowe pleaded guilty to lesser charges of defective equipment and littering,\" said Riverside City Attorney Amy Ashelford. \"Justice requires that similar cases be treated similarly. As a result, it was important to me that Mr. Bowe be treated no differently, either with a harsher or a lesser punishment.\"Bowe, 29, was the Chiefs first-round draft pick in 2007 and is expected to return for his eighth season with the team this fall."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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