Cinn. Bengals Player Chris Henry to serve jail time

[OhioluvsNick]

I could not quote the article. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/nfl/01/25/bc.fbn.bengalshenry.ap/index.html

[OhioluvsNick]

Bengals WR Henry jailed on alcohol charge
NFL.com wire reports
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COVINGTON, Ky. (Jan. 25, 2007) -- Cincinnati Bengals (http://www.nfl.com/teams/news/CIN) wide receiver Chris Henry (http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/412641) was sent to jail for two days after pleading guilty to allowing minors to drink alcohol in his hotel room last spring.
He is one of nine players on the team arrested in the past 13 months. Henry has been arrested four times as a Bengals player.
"You brought shame with this on yourself," Kenton County district judge Greg Grothaus told Henry. "You embarrassed a lot of people."
Grothaus sentenced Henry to 90 days in jail. He suspended all but two days, and ordered Henry to begin serving those two days immediately.
"It's good that this case involving Chris has been resolved," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said. "Now Chris must continue to strive to mature and grow both as a player and as a person."
On June 3, Henry was charged with driving under the influence in Clermont County, Ohio. He entered a guilty plea there Jan. 24 to a reduced charge of reckless operation of a vehicle, and got a suspended 30-day sentence.
Henry originally was charged in Covington with three counts of unlawful transaction with a minor. Police said he brought alcohol for three females -- ages 18, 16 and 15 -- in a Covington motel room April 29. One of the three, Monica Beamon, 18, was charged with murder in Cincinnati last September.
Bob Lotz, attorney for Henry, said other witnesses said Henry was not drinking alcohol and did not bring the alcohol. He said Henry rented the hotel room where the minors were drinking, a misdemeanor violation of a city ordinance commonly referred to as a "keg law."
Lotz declined comment on the sentence.
Henry had avoided jail time while resolving his first two criminal cases. His first arrest came in December 2005, also in northern Kentucky. He pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and completed a drug rehabilitation program.
In September, he avoided jail time by pleading guilty in an Orlando, Fla., court to a concealed weapon charge. He had been accused of pulling the weapon during a fight. Henry got 100 hours of community service and was put on probation for two years.
The NFL last year suspended Henry for two games for violating its substance abuse and conduct penalties. He also was benched for one other game by the Bengals.
http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/CIN/9954097

[SpezialK]

OMG! When will it stop?:huh: :huh:

[OhioluvsNick]

^That's a good question

[Kristen07]

He used to play for WVU. He was quite a jerk. It's too bad Cincinnati has had all these players arrested. :(

[SpezialK]

There wont be a team anymore if they keep it up, LMAO!:laugh: