The Tampa Bay Rays shortstop needs to report to court once a month while he is being investigated for carrying the firearm that was registered under his uncle’s name.

Rays shortstop Wander Franco will have to check in monthly with Dominican Republic court officials while awaiting a hearing as the result of his latest legal issue, a judge ruled Wednesday. Franco, 23,

MLB star Wander Franco was granted a supervised release this week following a gun arrest while he awaits a sexual abuse trial. On Wednesday, Franco, a shortstop for the Tampa Bay Rays, was granted the supervised release after his arrest on charges of illegally carrying a firearm in his vehicle during a parking lot altercation in the Dominican Republic.