Morris Expected to Surrender

Baltimore Raven running back Byron “Bam” Morris is expected to turn himself in in response to an arrest warrant issued as part of an attempt to revoke his 10-year probation on a drug conviction.

Morris’ attorney, Jay Ethington, said Morris could surrender as early as today or as late as next week in Rockwall, Texas.

District Attorney Ray Sumrow said Morris’ probation should be revoked because he violated conditions of his probation by using alcohol and by failing to report to his probation officer seven times from July 1996 to August 1997.