TMZ: Ex-Giant K Aldrick Rosas Receives 3 Years of Probation in Hit-and-Run Case

Former New York Giants kicker Aldrick Rosas has been sentenced to three years probation and a 30-day suspended jail sentence after pleading no contest to three charges that include misdemeanor reckless driving and misdemeanor hit-and-run, per TMZ Sports. 

Rosas must also pay fines and fees and cannot drive with any "measurable amount of alcohol in his system" while on probation, per TMZ Sports.

The ex-Giant was arrested on June 15. Per TMZ Sports, Rosas was accused of driving his SUV at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour, slamming his car into the side of a pickup truck and then fleeing the scene.

New York released Rosas in July.

Per comments made by Rosas' lawyer, Michael Erpino, to Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post, the pre-trial agreement involving Rosas took place at Butte County Superior Court in California.

Rosas also pled no-contest to driving without a license.

Per Dunleavy, Rosas drove through a red traffic signal and hit the pickup truck at an intersection. He was later found roughly a mile from the accident scene, walking and bloodied from the crash.

Rosas would have faced a maximum of 270 days of jail time on the charges. He can still face jail time if he violates probation.

The free agent previously was arrested on suspicion of DUI and driving with a blood-alcohol concentration above .08 percent in Orland, California in Feb. 2016, per Zack Rosenblatt of NJ.com. Rosas pled guilty to the blood-alcohol charge, and the DUI charge was dismissed. He was sentenced to 30 months probation.

Rosas, 25, kicked for the Giants from 2017-2019.