June 27, 2007, - 7:26 pm
Chris Webber’s “Artifacts”
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NBA millionaire and frequent is exhibiting his collection of “artifacts” at Detroit’s Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
But several artifacts from his collection are missing, including these ():
* Webber’s federal indictment for lying under oath;
* Webber’s long arrest sheet for drug, rape, and fraud charges;
* Webber’s guilty plea and sentencing documents from federal court;
* Gambling ring chief Ed Martin’s dual set of books noting hundreds of thousands of dollars of “loans” to Webber when he was an “amateur” University of Michigan basketball player;
* the bag of marijuana found in Webber’s bag at a Puerto Rican airport;
* Webber’s Lincoln Navigator with secret compartments to hide illegal drugs and devices to obscure and hide license plates;
* Webber’s driver’s license–the one he refused to show to a police officer, whom he then slapped, and from whom he fled (in the Navigator) during a traffic stop.
Yup, it seems Chris Webber forgot in his museum exhibit.
Pity. Read more on and .
Tags: Artifacts, basketball player, Charles H. Wright Museum, Chris Webber, Debbie Schlussel, Detroit, Ed Martin, Gambling ring chief, Lincoln Navigator, Michigan, National Basketball Association, Navigator, police officer, Thuggery Inc., University of Michigan
Do black basketball players live to break the law? What sort of example do they set for the younger generation?
Chuck W on June 27, 2007 at 10:01 pm