Glenn Foster Cause of death – Previous Saints cautious lineman Glenn Foster Jr. kicked the bucket before this week soon after being taken into police guardianship, an authority at the Pickens County, Alabama Medical Examiner, and Coroner’s Office told NOLA.com. He was 31.

The reason for death was not delivered, nor was the specific area where he kicked the bucket.

Foster had been captured early Saturday morning on counts of foolish risk, opposing capture and endeavoring to escape police. By Sunday evening, prisoner records acquired by NBC News show he was delivered all things considered at 3:14 p.m., just to be rebooked at 3:16 p.m. on charges of basic attack and burglary in an exhaustive round of questioning.

Coroner Chad Harless told CBS member WWL that the Pickens County office is in control of Foster’s body and an examination is forthcoming.

Encourage showed up in 17 games with the Saints somewhere in the range of 2013 and ’14. He incorporated eight handles and seven quarterback hits all through his residency. He played school football in Illinois, where he is from.

Previous colleague Terron Armstead composed on Twitter on Tuesday, “I truly can’t track down the words to appropriately communicate. Find happiness in the hereafter Glenn Foster, you’ll be missed brother!”