The Raven's leading rusher (and 2nd highest seasonal rusher), Jamal Lewis, was indicted for drug distribution (sports.espn.go.comstoryOpen ↗).
Apparently he didn't learn from his 4 game suspension in 2002. Hard to believe that anyone would risk selling drugs when they make millions and risk sitting out a game or two!
Apparently he didn't learn from his 4 game suspension in 2002. Hard to believe that anyone would risk selling drugs when they make millions and risk sitting out a game or two!
The charges relate to a period before 2002 - evidently concurrent with his entry into professional football. Not a trivial charge either, since it isn't use, but 'conspiring to possess, with intent to distribute'.
Time will tell. One version made it sound like he was just doing it to help out a friend. Love to hear that defense presented.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
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Apparently he didn't learn from his 4 game suspension in 2002. Hard to believe that anyone would risk selling drugs when they make millions and risk sitting out a game or two!
The charges relate to a period before 2002 - evidently concurrent with his entry into professional football. Not a trivial charge either, since it isn't use, but 'conspiring to possess, with intent to distribute'.
Time will tell. One version made it sound like he was just doing it to help out a friend. Love to hear that defense presented.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
shoot holes in the prosecutors case of "we have him on tape"
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The Raven's leading rusher (and 2nd highest seasonal rusher), Jamal Lewis, was indicted for drug distribution (sports.espn.go.comstoryOpen ↗).
Apparently he didn't learn from his 4 game suspension in 2002. Hard to believe that anyone would risk selling drugs when they make millions and risk sitting out a game or two!
Keep up the good work Tagliabue.
The incident with which Lewis is charged happened before he signed his contract. It seems pretty weak, he introduced someone to someone else. Based on the media reports, if that is all there is to the story, the it will get tossed fast. Maybe it is being used as leverage to get him to tell about other stuff that he might know.
Since the incident in the indictment took place in 2000 and nothing was done until now, I do not see how he could have learned anything re: this from that incident (non-incident?) in 2000.