Game over for Pac Man?

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Well this sites favorite strip club reveler was at it again.....Cops: Pacman wanted for questioning after shooting allegedly involving crew

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Updated: June 18, 2007, 11:27 AM ET

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ATLANTA -- Suspended NFL player Adam "Pacman" Jones was being sought by police for questioning about a shooting early Monday involving members of his entourage after a fight at an Atlanta strip club.

We believe he knows some of his entourage who were involved in the shooting. On himself, we do not have any charges on him. He wasn't there when the shooting occurred.

Police officer Ariel Toledo

Jones, a cornerback for the Tennessee Titans on suspension following a melee and shooting at a Las Vegas strip club, his group and three other people got into a fight, apparently over a woman, at a club around 4 a.m., officer Ariel Toledo said.

After everyone involved left the strip club -- the three people in one car, and Jones and his entourage in three other cars -- someone in Jones' group shot at the car, and the others returned fire, Toledo said.

Toledo said Jones was not present when the shots were fired.

"We believe he knows some of his entourage who were involved in the shooting," Toledo said. "On himself, we do not have any charges on him. He wasn't there when the shooting occurred."

One person who was outside the vehicles and not involved in the dispute was injured by debris in the shooting and was treated by emergency medical technicians, Toledo said.

Manny Arora, Jones' attorney, said he was trying to find out what had happened from the police, but he understood Jones was sought only as a witness to the incident.

Authorities have also been investigating what role Jones had in a February shooting outside a Las Vegas club that left a bar employee paralyzed and two other people wounded.

Attorney Robert Langford said no evidence tied Jones to the shooting, but an aide to Clark County District Attorney David Roger said it could take several days to decide if there is enough information to file charges against Jones and two friends.

The Las Vegas allegations were among a series of arrests and encounters with police that led NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to suspend Jones for one season.

Jones agreed last week not to appeal the suspension. The 23-year-old player could be reinstated after 10 games for good behavior if he adheres to conditions set by Goodell and is not arrested again. Missing the entire season would cost him his salary of nearly $1.3 million.

Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press
 
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I think they should ban him for life. He's had too many chances. Cut and dry. End of story. It isn't even about his ability as a CB. It's about innocent (don't know how innocent you can be in a strip club
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) people getting SHOT AT. Although they say he wasn't there, he's guilty by association. My god, the cops knew who the posse hung out with and immediately asked for Pac-Man for questioning. Either that or the posse issnitching on Pac-Man. Either way, it is a good sign for Pac-Man to dump them.But then again this f***-up doesn't listen to anything anyways until you take his money away. So I say take awayhis NFL money for life.
 
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Maybe nail him on obstruction of justice charges, and get a permaban.
 

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I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance. If he can't shape up after that then f*ck him. Goodell should give him an ultamatim, Its either your NFL career or your homies. Which are you going to choose? If his loyalty to his homies is more important than his football career then throw his ass out of the league permanently.
 

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Lance Alworth said:
I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance. If he can't shape up after that then f*ck him. Goodell should give him an ultamatim, Its either your NFL career or your homies. Which are you going to choose? If his loyalty to his homies is more important than his football career then throw his ass out of the league permanently.

I don't think Pac-Man's homies as you put it will remain loyal to him once his NFL career is over, because the money train will stop and they will go find someone else to leech off of.
 

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game over? everyone will be sad...
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Lance Alworth said:
I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance.

Why? I figure being the leader of an entourage that paralyzes a guy for life should just about end any chance you have at the good life. F*** him. He can spend the rest of his life in jail, for all I care.
 

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White Shogun said:
Lance Alworth said:
I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance.

Why? I figure being the leader of an entourage that paralyzes a guy for life should just about end any chance you have at the good life. F*** him. He can spend the rest of his life in jail, for all I care.

I think you misread my post. I was just saying that assuming he plays after his year long suspension that this should be his last chance. Its obvious that he's not going to receive a lifelong ban so be that as it may, if he can't straighten up after his suspension he should be done as an NFL player
 

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White Shogun said:
Lance Alworth said:
I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance.

Why? I figure being the leader of an entourage that paralyzes a guy for life should just about end any chance you have at the good life. F*** him. He can spend the rest of his life in jail, for all I care.
Even if Pacman avoids jail time on the Vegas incident, he will be broke from the law suit that he will lose and pay to the victim of the shooting incident. The rehab and nursing care for the victim will be in the millions. Justice will be served either way.
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white is right said:
Even if Pacman avoids jail time on the Vegas incident, he will be broke from the law suit that he will lose and pay to the victim of the shooting incident. The rehab and nursing care for the victim will be in the millions. Justice will be served either way.
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That's assuming "Pacman" will have any assets to lose. If he can't control himself now, what's he gonna be like when he's officially barred from the NFL? The most likely scenario is that he will end up doing some serious prisontime and won't have a nickel to his name for the victim and his family to collect. He's probably already squandered most of his signing bonus.Edited by: Don Wassall
 

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White Shogun said:
Lance Alworth said:
I personally think Pac-Man should get one more chance.

Why? I figure being the leader of an entourage that paralyzes a guy for life should just about end any chance you have at the good life. F*** him. He can spend the rest of his life in jail, for all I care.

I retract my statement. I wasn't aware that PacMan was involved in another incident. I didnt really read the article. I just assumed it was more about the incident in Vegas that happened during the NBA allstar weekend. I am watching ESPN right now and they are talking about the incident in Atlanta. I agree with you. F*ck him, I hope he never plays again
 

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Here is the first of the civil suits. Also Don maybe right after Scamster, Shyster and Overcharge are through with Pacman he may not have two pennies to rub together..
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LAS VEGAS -- A bouncer who was shot and said his left ankle was bitten by Adam "Pacman" Jones in a strip club melee sued the suspended NFL player and other members of his entourage for damages Monday.

The suit for an unspecified amount was filed with the Clark County District Court on behalf of Aaron Cudworth three days after the Tennessee Titans cornerback surrendered in Las Vegas on two felony charges of coercion and posted $20,000 in bail.

Facts about the Feb. 19 melee and shooting, which paralyzed another strip club bouncer and wounded one other person, were confirmed in charges that the district attorney filed against Jones on Wednesday, said Cudworth's lawyer, Richard Schonfeld.

"When they made their filing, it confirmed what I was looking for," Schonfeld said. The civil case can proceed independently of the criminal trial, he said.

Jones' Las Vegas attorney Robert Langford said he had not seen the suit and declined comment late Monday. A message left after business hours at the Atlanta office of one of Jones' attorneys, Manny Arora, wasn't immediately returned.

The melee at Minxx Gentleman's Club during NBA All-Star weekend was sparked after Jones threw cash from a plastic trash bag on stage to "make it rain" for dancers as tips, according to the suit.

When two dancers began to fight over the cash at about 4:30 a.m., Jones grabbed one by the hair and punched her in the face two or three times, the suit says.

Cudworth wrapped his arms around Jones from behind, but let go when the club manager was escorting Jones outside. Jones jumped back on stage, vowing not to leave, cursing Cudworth and threatening to kill him, the suit says.

After Cudworth again tried to restrain Jones, the suit says he was knocked over by Jones' 400-pound bodyguard, Robert Reid, 37, of Compton, Calif. Jones took a swing at Cudworth, who restrained Jones, the suit says. That's when Jones bit Cudworth on the ankle, according to the suit.

Jones escaped, and when Cudworth pursued him, Sadia Morrison, 25, of New York, allegedly smashed a champagne bottle over the bouncer's head, cutting him.

Cudworth finally forced Jones outside, where he says Jones threatened to shoot him and acted as if he was reaching for a weapon in his waistband. The suit says a witness heard Jones tell another member of his group, "Let's smoke this fool."

Later, the suit alleges that a member of Jones' group fired a black semiautomatic handgun five or six times toward Cudworth, hitting him in the chest and left arm, causing permanent injury. Another bouncer, Thomas Urbanski, was shot in the left hand and the torso, and was left paralyzed from the waist down. A female club patron was wounded in the head.

Cudworth is suing Jones, Reid, Morrison and others for assault, battery, false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Schonfeld said Cudworth underwent "multiple surgeries" and lost wages as a result.

Jones, 23, who has been suspended by the NFL for the 2007 season, is scheduled to return to Las Vegas on July 23 to face criminal charges that carry a maximum of 12 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if he is convicted.
 

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bit him in the ankle? wtf is wrong with this dude...

if there's any fairness and justice he will never play pro sports again.
 

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One more chance for Pacman? Truly an idea from one thoroughly unfamiliar with the predatory urban American Negro male from the Hood. Pray that you and yours never become collateral damage from these sick mean demonic individuals.

Urbanski and his wife. God Bless their Aryyan souls!

 

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One more chance for Pacman? Truly an idea from one thoroughly unfamiliar with the predatory urban American Negro male from the Hood. Pray that you and yours never become collateral damage from these sick mean demonic individuals.

Urbanski and his wife. God Bless their white souls!


I assume this was directed towards me. If you didn't read my earlier post, I retracted my statement that he deserved another chance. I wrote that assuming that he would play after his suspension was over. Being that the NFL are such wimps about pursuing any type of disciplinary actions against their negro pets, I was expecting he would get another chance by default
 

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Howdy Lance Alworth

Sorry I was "piling on", Mate. It's just that I get super high blood-pressure when events like Pacman Jones and the Knoxville Massacre come to conversation. I ride the rails every day with thousands of animals like Jones and the murderers from Knoxville. It makes me crazy
 
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backrow said:
bit him in the ankle? wtf is wrong with this dude...

if there's any fairness and justice he will never play pro sports again.

LOL...He bit him on the ankle? So, thats what he uses that wonderful "negro smile" of his for (When its not "lighting up the room" or "brightening Chris Berman's day"). lol. Look, there it is again >>>
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(I'm sorry guys. I just find myself laughing out loud every time someone makes a reference to one of the NFL or NBA's finest speciemens and their "room brightening smiles". lol. That bit never gets old and always has me in stitches.
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Mark my words...He will be involved in yet another incident before he finishes his suspension...He'll never learn.

http://wkrn.com/nashville/news/pacman-jones-faces-more-charg es/106607.htm

Sure enough he is in trouble again. Given it was a traffic incident. But 3 violations...tags didn't match, 30 days residency violation, and failure of insurance...Again not as serious as previous incidents but this is just a pattern. I seriously thinks this guy does not care.Edited by: mrjohnnynofear
 

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Latest from Pacman Jones's White bullet target

Kathey Urbanski's Interview in City Life-in Las Vegas

Socrates in Sodom
The perfect sphere of the human heart

by Chip Mosher

"We are constantly-- honey gatherers of the spirit" -- Friedrich Nietzsche

AMERICA, FOR BETTER OR WORSE, was founded and nurtured to greatness by guns. It is the legacy we cannot shake, this history based on guns and their strange mix with the complexities of human behavior.

As if we needed another tragic reminder, this past February, ironically on
President's Day, 34-year-old Kathy Urbanski was awakened shortly before dawn by a phone call with the news her husband, Tom, had been shot at work. He'd been moonlighting at a second job, earning extra money to put his wife through law school, so she could escape the horrors of teaching in our Clark County School District -- which is dysfunctional in the way it treats teachers.

Kathy and Tom. In the heartland, John Mellencamp and Wallace Stevens
style: Where a man and a woman are one. Where, now, a man, a woman and a bullet are one. Doing the best they can. The most significant bullet, one of at least three entering Tom Urbanski's formidable 6-foot-6-inch frame, lodged in his spine, permanently paralyzing him below the waist. Thus, the lives of two honest, hardworking young adults have been altered profoundly for the remainder of their days. Yet the son of a sheepf**ker who pulled the trigger -- with all the rational thought of a psychotic on PCP -- still walks the streets of America freely, gun in hand, a homegrown
terrorist.

That's the story most of us know through the media. But there's a story behind this story. It's about Kathy Urbanski, the third grade teacher.

When she first came from Long Island to teach here nine years ago, she immediately noticed things were different. Unlike her experience back home, teachers in Las Vegas had few civil or human rights and were
systematically mistreated by administrators, like yesterday's garbage.

Outspoken and articulate, Urbanski grew up in New York in a vocal family of Irish lineage. Her feisty grandmother wouldn't hesitate to flash a
middle finger while shouting "Screw you!" at the bad drivers there. Her father, now a retired teacher, brought Kathy up to speak her mind in the
face of injustices, regardless of repercussions.

"I was raised with morals and consequences. I'm not going to put up with my civil rights being violated," says a determined Urbanski today.
Passionate, hazel eyes weave an earthy sincerity, rather than combativeness, through the fabric of her words.

Her near decade-long career as a teacher in the valley has been punctuated with too many incompetent, tyrannical administrators, and too few good
ones. Her current school is one of the district's notorious, professionally toxic work environments. The school's principal has been written about negatively in the local press repeatedly since 2002. Over
the years, numerous teachers and caring parents of students have spoken out against the ongoing "reign of terror" at this school. According to Urbanski, after her husband personally witnessed this principal's brutal
treatment of teachers ("like a hyena ripping meat apart"), he took his fateful second job to put his wife through law school.

"My principal didn't actually pull the trigger, but if it weren't for her, my husband wouldn't be where he is today, in a wheelchair," says veteran teacher Urbanski.

All this, due to a poisonous management situation the district, including top administrators and the school board, has known about for years. Translation: A degree of separation from the imbeciles running our schools
equals tragedy. As too many teachers too often have found out.

"Half of me is furious Tommy got shot because of the school district, and also that the shooter is still walking around. But the other half of me is
grateful he wasn't shot in the head and brain-damaged or, worse, killed. I now believe in miracles, and I didn't before all this happened," she says.

In spite of everything, then, this, at rock bottom, is a love story. About Kathy and Tom and the perfection of the human heart. Simply doing the best they can. After teaching each week in the grueling trenches at her
year-round school, Kathy Urbanski flies to Craig Hospital in Denver on Fridays, to be at the side of her paralyzed husband every weekend.

"We love each other," she says. And no bullet can ever take that away from them.

(For more about Tom and Kathy Urbanski, visit Tommyurbanskifund.org.)

Chip Mosher is a simple classroom teacher.
 

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Hooray for the Urbanski family! They have sued the NFL, the Titans, and PacMan Jones. I'll be cheering them on. The NFL criminals deserve maximum punishment, and even the folding of the National Football League would be appropriate. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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Lawsuit naming Jones, NFL and Titans likely won't ease suspension

By TERESA M. WALKER, AP Sports Writer
October 20, 2007

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Timing is everything, a fact that Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones may be about to learn the hard way.

A month away from asking NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to review his season-long suspension from the league, Jones is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by a man shot and paralyzed after a Las Vegas club fight police accuse the cornerback of starting.

Among his co-defendants? The NFL and his bosses, the Titans.

A professor of labor employment law predicts the NFL and the Titans likely will file motions as soon as possible asking to be removed from the case.

Tommy Urbanski seeks unspecified damages in his lawsuit filed Friday in Clark County District Court. He also names the owners of a Houston strip club that rented the Minxx Gentleman's Club in Las Vegas in February for a party the weekend of the NBA All-Star game.

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"One sympathizes with a seriously injured plaintiff who's looking for defendant with deep pockets, a defendant that could, in fact, afford the damages award in the event that there is one," Vanderbilt University professor Bob Covington said. "After all, Pacman Jones has a lot of legal problems at the moment, and his assets are likely to be depleted somewhat over the next few months."

Goodell suspended Jones in April for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy with behavior that included five arrests. He was arrested a sixth time in June.

Goodell will review the troubled cornerback's case after the Titans' 10th game, which will be played Nov. 19 in Denver.

Las Vegas police have charged Jones with two felonies in the February shooting. They allege he incited a fight by throwing cash on stage -- an act called "making it rain" -- then becoming enraged when two dancers fought for the money. They say Jones threatened to kill people inside the club minutes before the shooting outside. No one has been charged in the shooting.

Now he can only hope having the NFL tied into a lawsuit with him doesn't hurt his chances of early reinstatement.

"We have great sympathy for Tommy and Kathy, but we strongly disagree with any claims against the NFL and the Titans and will respond appropriately to the court," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said.

The Titans' statement was similarly brief.

"We're sorry for Mr. Urbanski's condition and all that he and his family have been through. Our full response will come in court, but we will vigorously dispute the claims that have been brought against us today," the Titans said.

Jones' attorney, Robert Langford, denied the troubled cornerback had any responsibility for the man's injuries, and called seeking damages from the player, the NFL and the Titans "a 'Hail Mary' pass."

"From my heart, I feel bad for this guy and his family," Langford told The Associated Press. "But Pacman Jones is not the shooter. No one has said that he is. There's not one bit of evidence to link him to Mr. Urbanski's injury."

Langford said that if Jones offered to help Urbanski, "someone would say he had something to do with his injury and we were admitting liability."

"So we're stuck in a situation where we express our sympathy and go to court," he said.

Urbanski was shot four times and left paralyzed from the waist down on Feb. 19. He believes the NFL is responsible because it ignored Jones' previous run-ins with police.

"Even, 'three strikes and you're out,' and this wouldn't have happened to me," Urbanski said at a news conference Friday in Henderson with his schoolteacher wife.

The former professional wrestler spent several months rehabilitating at a Denver hospital before moving in August to a hotel in Henderson because his house has not been outfitted to accommodate a wheelchair.

"The fact that the NFL and the Titans did not punish Adam 'Pacman' Jones until after Tommy was paralyzed is a proximate cause of Tommy's injuries," Urbanski's attorney, Matthew Dushoff said.

Law professor Covington said an employer usually is liable for an employee while that employee is working or while the employee is at a location controlled by the employer. Jones, who was the sixth pick overall in April 2005, was on a personal trip during the NFL's offseason when the shooting occurred.

Kathy England, an employment law attorney in Nevada, said that state's laws could limit Urbanski's attempts to link the case to the NFL and the Titans. Nevada law protects employers from injury caused by an employee's intentional conduct if the employee is on his own time, she said.

But Dushoff said Jones would not have been invited to the club if not for his status as an NFL player.

"We've done our homework on this," he said.

Urbanski's lawsuit alleges assault, battery, emotional distress, conspiracy and negligence, and claims Urbanski's injuries were caused by the actions of Jones and unnamed others "within the scope of their employment" with the NFL and the Titans.

It says Harlem Knights invited Jones to the club and gave him VIP treatment "because Jones is a prominent NFL football player."

Jones also is named in two other lawsuits by people shot at the club. Minxx club bouncer Aaron Cudworth is suing Jones and people identified as members of Jones' entourage, while patron Natalie Jones names Jones and Harlem Nights in her lawsuit.

Associated Press writers Ken Ritter and Kathleen Hennessey in Las Vegas contributed to this report.
 
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<A name=446967></A>Titans | A. Jones accused of punching woman
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Paul Kuharsky, of the Tennessean, reports an application has been filed with the Fulton County Magistrate Court asking a judge to consider issuing a warrant against Tennessee Titans CB Pacman Jones to answer for an alleged incident Jan. 3. Wanda S. Jackson alleges Jones sucker punched her at an Atlanta strip club. An official in the Magistrate Court office said a judge would review the application Feb. 8 to determine whether a warrant will be issued.


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You would think this piece of human garbage would have the self control to stay out of Strip Clubs until he is reinstated in the NFL (which up until reading this I had no doubt would eventually happen).


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C'mon, who amongst us has not sucker punched a stripper at a strip club!
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