Nick Mendola / Joe Buscaglia Reporting nick@wgr550.com http://wgr550.com/Wilson--Brandon-and-Players-Issued-Subpoena/2358285

The Buffalo News is reporting the police are expected to subpoena Bills owner Ralph Wilson, chief operating officer Russ Brandon along with three players among others to divulge their knowledge of the hit-and-run accident involving a vehicle registered to running back Marshawn Lynch's name. The players are said to include rookie wideout's James Hardy and Steve Johnson, along with offensive lineman Christian Gaddis. Three other Bills executives will also be questioned. Buffalo police officer Allan Kasprzak and three other officers arrived at One Bills Drive today at 2 pm looking for answers. Kasprzak were there for an hour and a half, investigating into the hit-and-run accident involving Marshawn Lynch's sport utility vehicle and a woman May 31 on Delaware Avenue. Police conducted a probe of the accident that injured a 27-year old Ontario woman, and say they've received no cooperation from Lynch and little from his teammates, according to The Buffalo News.   "I expect [Bills players] to be cooperative and truthful,” Clark said before arriving. “If I get any indication that they are anything less than cooperative and truthful, I will go to the grand jury, which will compel them to testify.” Lynch was on the practice field today but remained mum on the situation.  After practice, Lynch walked past a wall of reporters ignoring them as he walked towards the locker room.  Bills Vice President of Communications Scott Berchtold met with the media after practice and commented on how the club has handled the ongoing investigation.    "We've cooperated fully and will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities." The players were not quick to jump to any conclusions regarding Lynch, leaving questions to be answered by the coaching staff.  "That's nothing I think to do internally with the team. Thats something that the coaches are going to handle.  I mean who really knows exactly what happened if you weren't there," said WR Josh Reed.  "All I know is that he is coming out here and he's working 100 percent with the rest of us."   In other Bills news, Lee Evans, Jon Banks and Jason Peters were not in attendance at Thursday's minicamp.  Evans prepared to practice but never made it to the field due to illness.   Head Coach Dick Jauron told the media after practice that the clubs final day of mini camp practice would be cancelled as a reward to the players for their hard work and strong attendance throughout OTA's and the mini-camp.  Owner Ralph Wilson Jr. addressed the team this morning on the field but was not made available for comment.