When Marcus Vick announced he was turning pro, we thought he meant a career in football, not a career in crime. Well, proving once again that he has poor judgment, Vick decided Sunday night to have a meal at McDonald's in the 62-hundred block of Town Point Road in Suffolk. A man of his good taste can do better than McDonald's, for chrissakes. How about Applebee's? There's one in the 12-hundred block of North Main in Suffolk, just a few minutes down the road. ... Police say Vick was "in the company of a young lady" and apparently believed three people had made comments to the woman. Vick allegedly brandished a firearm at the three and now faces three misdemeanors punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine. We found it interesting that Vick was caught on video driving (speeding?) away from his residence (nice crib and ride, by the way). Guess he cleared up that earlier misdemeanor charge of driving on a suspended license. Yea, the one he is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 17. Some people never learn, do they? Or maybe they just believe they are above the law. His baggage now fills a cargo ship and NFL teams will think long and hard about picking Vick.
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
The Gift That Keeps on Giving
When Marcus Vick announced he was turning pro, we thought he meant a career in football, not a career in crime. Well, proving once again that he has poor judgment, Vick decided Sunday night to have a meal at McDonald's in the 62-hundred block of Town Point Road in Suffolk. A man of his good taste can do better than McDonald's, for chrissakes. How about Applebee's? There's one in the 12-hundred block of North Main in Suffolk, just a few minutes down the road. ... Police say Vick was "in the company of a young lady" and apparently believed three people had made comments to the woman. Vick allegedly brandished a firearm at the three and now faces three misdemeanors punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine. We found it interesting that Vick was caught on video driving (speeding?) away from his residence (nice crib and ride, by the way). Guess he cleared up that earlier misdemeanor charge of driving on a suspended license. Yea, the one he is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 17. Some people never learn, do they? Or maybe they just believe they are above the law. His baggage now fills a cargo ship and NFL teams will think long and hard about picking Vick.
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