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9/20/07

Chris Henry: Stolen Vehicle Found at Suspended Bengals' Home

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If there's a dumber player in the NFL I'd be stunned.

An officer spotted a car he did not recognize parked in the Cincinnati Bengal’s driveway, ran the license plates and discovered the car had been reported stolen by a rental-car company.Henry told investigators that his own vehicle had been stolen in Louisiana, where he is from originally, and he rented a car from Hertz.

The Bengals' wide receiver said he thought his insurance company was paying for the car, so he had not made any payment for the vehicle.Authorities said Hertz had not received payment from Henry or his insurance company, and the car was reported stolen.

Making West Virginia University proud since 2004.

Vehicle at Bengal's House Was Reportedly Stolen (WLWT)

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9/20/07

Fat

2	He is seriously dumb. I am impressed he's figured out how to use a bathroom or tie his shoes. Has anyone ever looked to see if he has velcro on his cleats? The worst part is... He's freaking good and I hope this turns into nothing so that the Bengals can have him back.

9/20/07

Jengirrl

0	It's amazing he can make it to the stadium for games...or maybe they have someone to drive him there(or should!!)

9/20/07

Aceraison

0	Jengirrl wrote: It's amazing he can make it to the stadium for games...or maybe they have someone to drive him there(or should!!) I have a feeling he won't have to worry about making it there for the rest of the season.

9/20/07

TurbineTim

0	Once a thug, always a thug. Money just makes it worse.

9/21/07

Jon

Something's odd there. They don't let you rent a car without putting down a credit card, so if you didn't bring the car back wouldn't they just keep charging you? Someone had to be paying for it. Either he put his credit card down, or the insurance company indeed was going to pay for it and he didn't put anything down in the first place since they were covering it.

Not to mention the fact that he's not 25, so renting a car would be even more difficult. Granted, it's probably different if you're under 25 and in the NFL, but you'd still have to at least leave some kind of payment method, no?

9/21/07

Jengirrl

Jon wrote:

That's what I thought, too, Jon; evidently, rules for the rest of us don't apply(if you're a NFL player) no matter how stupid!!

9/21/07

Aceraison

Jon wrote:

Not only that but why would a cop be driving by his house checking out the cars unless they were looking to bust him?

9/21/07

TurbineTim

Try this scenario on. He can't afford the vehicle he purchased when he signed his contract anymore since he is looking at indefinite suspension, so he had it "stolen". He then had someone else rent him a car( probably the same person who stole his old vehicle) and then never returned it and the original renter got fed up and reported it stolen. Sorry I deal with thugs in the Army on a daily basis so I know how the criminal mind thinks. Bottom line, you can't take a street rat, give him money, and expect him to behave like a model citizen.

9/21/07

Aceraison