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By KSEE News

Story Published: Nov 11, 2008 at 3:39 AM EST

Story Updated: Nov 11, 2008 at 11:14 AM EST

Former Fresno State football player Jason Shirley was found guilty of 3 misdemeanor charges related to driving under the influence.

Shirley, who now plays in the NFL for the Cincinnati Bengals, was arrested in October 2007 for backing into a Fresno apartment home.

The lineman's first trial was dismissed after the jury couldn't come to a decision on the D.U.I. charges.

This latest trial spanned 4 days in which Shirley testified to having a concussion on the night of his arrest.

Shirley was found guilty on all counts and was ordered to complete a 30 day adult work program and undergo 3 years of informal probation.

Shirley's defense attorney, Charles Magill said he'll likely appeal the verdicts.

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