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Originally posted by bobblehead
He's probably either embarassed by what happened or is afraid of what else could happen if he were to snitch.
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Easy, because he's an idiot.
He's probably either embarassed by what happened or is afraid of what else could happen if he were to snitch.Go PACK -
I heard he was a liberal and was spouting off about socialism...where exactly were you Bobble?Originally posted by bobbleheadComment
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comfy in bed at that hour of the morning...no way I would be back there where the drug dealers and hookers hang out...honest...I don't cruise for hookers...really....stop LOOKING AT ME!!!Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsThe only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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Lombardi told Starr to "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here!" - 'Ice Bowl' December 31, 1967Comment
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IN bed at that time of the morning? What kinda hardworking conserv are you.Originally posted by bobblehead
Everyday you sound more and more like a liberal.Comment
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I get so tired of being right...so far, nothing to do with javon and spraying.
LAS VEGAS -- One man was arrested and a second was sought Tuesday in a robbery and beating that left Oakland Raiders receiver Javon Walker unconscious on a side street after a long night of partying at Las Vegas nightclubs.
Police said Arfat Fadel, of Las Vegas, was accused of multiple felonies, including kidnapping, robbery, battery and conspiracy in a June 16 robbery. Lt. Clinton Nichols said Walker lost about $3,000 in cash and $100,000 worth of jewelry in the robbery.
The loot has not been recovered, he said.
"Mr. Walker was in town to have a good time, as many of our visitors to Las Vegas do," Nichols said. "As he will readily admit, he probably had a little too much to drink and he did not pick up on the clues that Mr. Fadel was someone he probably should not have been with."
Police released a booking photo of the 30-year-old Fadel and a black-and-white surveillance videotape image of the other alleged assailant who they said they believed was still in Las Vegas.
"The suspects knew who Mr. Walker was. He did not know who they were," Nichols said. "Whether they were part of his entourage or not remains to be seen."
Nichols said Walker got out of one vehicle he was riding in with friends and got into Fadels's black Range Rover with Fadel and the other man before he was assaulted and robbed.
"He willingly got in the vehicle on his own," Nichols said of the 6-foot-3, 215-pound Walker. "We're unsure why."
Nichols said during a news conference the two men were seen in some of the crowded nightclubs where Walker was shown on surveillance videotapes partying from about 9 p.m. June 15, until shortly before he was found unconscious at 7:19 a.m. the next morning about a block east of the Las Vegas Strip.
Police said Walker was hospitalized for treatment of a moderate concussion and significant facial injuries.
Walker was released by the Broncos last February and was signed by the Oakland Raiders to a six-year, $55 million deal.
The team and Walker's agent, Kennard McGuire of Richmond, Texas, did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment.
Fadel was booked on the Walker case while he was being held at the Clark County jail on unrelated kidnapping and battery domestic violence charges after an arrest Friday, jail records show.
He was due in a Las Vegas court Wednesday morning. It was not immediately clear if he was represented by a lawyer, and police Sgt. John Loretto said Fadel refused interview requests.
Nichols said Fadel had a record that included "a variety of criminal charges" in California, New York, Michigan and Nevada. He did not specify the charges.
Walker "assumed these people were friendly or responsible," Nichols said, "and unfortunately, they turned out not to be."
Walker, a former first-round 2001 draft pick by the Green Bay Packers, was traded to the Denver Broncos in 2006. On New Year's Day 2007, Broncos teammate Darrent Williams died in Walker's arms in the back of a limousine after a drive-by shooting in downtown Denver.
Walker later said then-teammate Brandon Marshall and his cousin exchanged angry words with two men who confronted Williams and his group after taking offense when Marshall sprayed them with champagne.
THat is for you LEAPER!!Comment
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'cause he's stupid?"He willingly got in the vehicle on his own," Nichols said of the 6-foot-3, 215-pound Walker. "We're unsure why.""Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Popo don't even know if his assailants weren't part of his posse.Originally posted by MJZiggy
Javon..stupid..prolly. Javon..nice guy and trusting..prolly.Comment
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I wonder if he will be charged with lying to the police??Comment
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Good point.Originally posted by GBRulz
I wonder if they could cut him slack if they thought he lied because he was fearful for his safety?
We gotta any law enforcement rats?Comment
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Maybe Walker should go out partying in Vegas again. I mean, he did nothing wrong and he's not putting himself in harms way. When he dies we can all jsut say "well, it's a shame, nobody could have ever predicted a bad thing would happen to a filthy rich guy who happens to be shit faced drunk in Las Vegas. It's all just a big suprise and not preventable. His death would be a true unexplainable tragedy
Formerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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Don't be an ass. Walker, like the rest of us should be free to go. The point remains that his going out wasn't the cause of his problem.Originally posted by JustinHarrellMaybe Walker should go out partying in Vegas again. I mean, he did nothing wrong and he's not putting himself in harms way. When he dies we can all jsut say "well, it's a shame, nobody could have ever predicted a bad thing would happen to a filthy rich guy who happens to be shit faced drunk in Las Vegas. It's all just a big suprise and not preventable. His death would be a true unexplainable tragedy
ANd, where is your proof that he was shit faced drunk?
Keep holding onto your viewpoint...no matter how much evidence goes against it.Comment
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ty, I won't say you were wrong, but you weren't exactly right either. The man was hanging around with sultry folks that anyone with good judgement woulda avoided. Was it someone who was pissed at him for spraying..no, but it was part of that whole environment/scene. If he doesn't stop hangin in clubs thinking its cool to spray people and get shitfaced this won't be the last of it.
As for me being hard working...hardly, I put my 12 hour days in and made my sacrifices. I'm just working less and trying to let my money grow a bit more before I call it a career. I don't even have a career anymore, just a job.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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Bobble,Originally posted by bobblehead
The point is that you can find those people..or rather, they will find you no matter where you go. javon could be playing bball at the rec center and they would find him...or "smarter" criminals that would rip him off with biz investments, etc.
Javon, like i said, is a nice guy...too trusting. That will haunt you. Look, it is easy for you to say anyone with good judgement..but, it is hard for you to back it up. People get taken every day..smart people. That is what makes con men, etc...good at what they do. They prey on trusting, naive folks.
I suppose you wouldn't have trusted Ebbers, the enron crew, or Dennis Kozlowski?
P.S. I can only hope you are better at your job than your choice of adjectives. Sultry doesn't mean what you think it does. Unless you think those characters were oppresively hot and humid...or that they were sexual.
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