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Sports Hotshots Can Rob, Rape and Pillage ... But Smoke Pot and They're Screwed

While the corporate media focus on Michael Phelps, a look at some other crimes committed by sports players.
February 4, 2009  |  
 
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Brazilian soccer superstar Robinho was arrested for sexual assault last week.

But Michael Phelps smoked pot.

Syracuse University starting guard Eric Devendorf allegedly hit a female student in the face, but faced no charges and is again playing.

But Michael Phelps smoked pot.

Former Central Michigan University football player Darren Paul Martin was arrested for unlawful imprisonment, assault with intent to commit sexual penetration, attempted sexual conduct in the third degree and a variety of other offenses.

But Michael Phelps smoked pot.

William K. Wolfrum is a regular blogger for Shakesville.

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