Thread: Ex-Bears running back Wolfe arrested in Miami

well "the rest of the story out, it wa a bar bill he refused to pay.. and now becuase of this probably loses few chances with teams.. not smart

allegedly began with his refusal to pay his bill at a nightclub in Miami Beach might end up being much more costly for Bears free-agent running back Garrett Wolfe.

The former Holy Cross High School and Northern Illinois star was arrested early Sunday and charged with retail theft, disorderly conduct, assault-
ing a police officer and resisting arrest with violence, according to Miami-Dade County Police Department records and Miami Beach Police detective Juan Sanchez. His bond has been set at $11,500.

He became aggressive while being ejected by bouncers, and two off-duty officers were summoned,’’ Sanchez said. ‘‘They gave him the opportunity to settle his bill, and he refused. He attacked one of the officers. Both officers suffered minor
injuries.’’

‘‘I’m one of those guys caught in limbo,’’ Wolfe told the Sun-Times last week. ‘‘I’ve finished my fourth year; technically, I’m a free agent. But with no [collective-bargaining agreement] and under the terms from last year, I’m not a free agent, so I’m caught in between. If we get a CBA figured out, I’ll be a free agent; but if we don’t, I’m not a free agent. I’m just stuck in between.’’

http://www.suntimes.com/sports/footb...ami-beach.html

BTW an update, it was a $1,600 tab( ouch!)..players w/o jobs/contracts shouldn't be racking up stuff like that...

The club contends Wolfe refused to pay a $1,600 tab. That’s when bouncers removed him and police were called. According to Miami Beach Police Det. Juan Sanchez, Wolfe became angry with Cameo employees and “charged the officers.”

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/...re-arrest.html

Maybe this is what Ray Lewis was talking about when he claimed that crime was bound to rise without NFL football.

Originally Posted by jackiejokeman

Whats our WIN/LOSE ratio with 3rd rounders under Angelo?

I can think of some of the losers... Okwo, Dvoracek, Marcus Harrison, Gilbert, Iglesias, now this guy... sheez.

We got Lance Briggs... Earl Bennet...

You can add Major Wright to that list and Dvoracek wasn't a bad pick. It was his injuries that cost him his career and not his play. The others though were dogs (howwwwwwllllllll).