Judge Grants C. Henry's Request to Meet With Unnamed NFL Team
A judge reportedly has granted a request by Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry to be released from house arrest and electronic monitoring in order to travel out of town to meet with an NFL team apparently interested in signing him.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that Henry's attorney made the request so that Henry could meet with an unnamed team, and Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Rich Bernat granted it.
"We're willing to give him some latitude given the fact that he obviously needs to find some employment," Bernat said, according to the Enquirer.
The Bengals released Henry after he was arrested and charged with assault and criminal damaging in connection with a March 31 incident. The wide receiver was suspended for the first half of last season by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for violating the league's personal conduct policy.
By Mark Maske |
May 6, 2008; 1:57 PM ET
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Posted by: CN | May 6, 2008 2:52 PM
We can only pray it's the Cowboys. Hey - check out the 4 players drafted out of West Virginia when PacMan and Chris Henry were drafted. That program produced thugs.
Posted by: JimtheSkinsFan | May 7, 2008 8:03 AM
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Cowboys or the Raiders would be the obvious choices...