Derrick Foster, who played football at Ohio State from 1988 to 1992, has been in custody since two Columbus police officers were wounded during a raid on April 30.

Police were conducting a raid at a suspected crack house on East Rich Street when gunfire erupted. Officer Tony Garrison was shot in the arm and undercover narcotics Officer John Gillis was wounded in the leg.

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Foster, who admitted going to the house to gamble, said he never heard officers identify themselves before initiating the raid.

Foster said he fired two shots from a handgun that he had a license to carry.

In May, a judge denied Foster's requests for bond, calling him a "danger to the public," 10TV News reported.

Foster's attorney will ask a court next week to reconsider.

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May 22, 2008: No Bond For Ex-Ohio State Football Player
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April 30, 2008: 2 Charged With Shooting Police Officers

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