Running Back Cleared to Play Amidst Aggravated Robbery Charge

San Antonio, TX, September 3, 2026 — Cameron Grady, a running back for the Sotomayor football program, has received clearance to continue playing, according to available information. This decision comes as Grady is currently facing a charge of aggravated robbery.

The details surrounding the aggravated robbery charge, including the specific nature of the incident and the jurisdiction involved, were not immediately available. Similarly, the name of the Sotomayor institution—whether it is a high school, college, or other athletic organization—has not been specified.

Grady’s clearance to play football indicates that the athletic program or governing body has made a decision regarding his eligibility despite the pending legal proceedings. The outcome of the aggravated robbery charge is yet to be determined, and further legal developments may influence Grady’s status in the future.

The Sotomayor athletic department or its representatives have not released a statement clarifying the circumstances or the reasoning behind the decision to allow Grady to continue participating in team activities while the legal matter is ongoing. The timeline for any court proceedings related to the aggravated robbery charge was also not provided.

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