Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth was charged Wednesday with killing a pedestrian last month while driving drunk. If convicted, Stallworth would face as many as 15 years in prison.

MIAMI Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth was charged Wednesday with killing a pedestrian last month while driving drunk after a night out at a swank South Beach nightspot.

An arrest warrant charging Stallworth, 28, with DUI manslaughter was filed in the March 14 accident that killed 59-year-old Mario Reyes. If convicted, Stallworth would face up to 15 years in prison.

Stallworth's blood-alcohol level after the crash was .126, well above Florida's legal limit of .08, according to results of a blood test. Stallworth also will be charged with DUI, which carries a possible six-month sentence plus fines and community service for first offenders.

Stallworth, who is expected to surrender in court today, released a statement last month saying he was "grief-stricken" over the accident. Prosecutors said they will ask that he be released on $200,000 bail.

BUFFALO, N.Y. The Pittsburgh 3-Rivers Junior Olympic volleyball team won the gold division of the BNCC Meltdown Tournament last weekend.There were 16 teams of 18-year-olds from New York, Canada and Pennsylvania competing.Butler County members of the 3-Rivers team are Meghan Franz and Alex Karika from Seneca Valley, Stephanie Mock and Becky Smith from Butler.

MONROEVILLE The annual Kenny Durrett Classic takes place Sunday at Gateway High School.Games include the WPIAL vs. City girls at 11 a.m., WPIAL-City North vs. WPIAL-City South girls at 12:30 p.m., WPIAL vs. City boys at 2, Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Champion Legends at 4 , Western Pennsylvani vs. Ohio girls at 6 and WPIAL vs. City boys at 7:30.Butler's Jenna Manuel is on the WPIAL-City South team while Mars' Lily Grenci is playing for the Western Pennsylvania squad.Butler coach Dorothea Epps is an assistant for that team.

DALLAS A Dallas police officer who detained an NFL player in a hospital parking lot while the player's mother-in-law was dying inside has resigned.An attorney for Officer Robert Powell said Powell resigned Wednesday over the March 18 incident in which he drew his gun and threatened Houston Texans running back Ryan Moats.Powell stopped Moats' SUV in the Plano parking lot after the vehicle rolled through a red light. Moats' wife, Tamishia, and other relatives also were in the car.Moats' mother-in-law died while Powell was ticketing and lecturing him. Powell later issued an apology, which Moats accepted.The resignation was first reported by Dallas-Fort Worth television station KTVT.