- Thread Author
- #1
"Milton Bradley has been charged with abusing his estranged wife and faces up to 13 years in jail if convicted."
~snip~
"Bradley’s attorney, Harland Braun, says his client denies the charges and contends that his wife made up the allegations."
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/01...&utm_source=topvph_sports&utm_campaign=412947
Yeah, suuure...Game Board made nearly $$50MM in his baseball career, that ain't exactly "Monopoly" money, and with that kinda fat bankroll, he should have just left their home and maybe rented a nice hotel room for a day or two, or until things cooled down a bit between him and the wife. But instead, he decided to repeatedly roll the derangement dice until he inevitably landed on the board space requiring him to pick up a Chance card:
Maybe his wife could have "made up" the allegations against him once or twice, but not when it involves five different incidents, including four counts of spousal battery, four counts of criminal threats, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, (a knife and of course, a baseball bat :bat
two counts of vandalism and one count of dissuading a witness from making a report.
~snip~
"Bradley’s attorney, Harland Braun, says his client denies the charges and contends that his wife made up the allegations."
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/01...&utm_source=topvph_sports&utm_campaign=412947
Yeah, suuure...Game Board made nearly $$50MM in his baseball career, that ain't exactly "Monopoly" money, and with that kinda fat bankroll, he should have just left their home and maybe rented a nice hotel room for a day or two, or until things cooled down a bit between him and the wife. But instead, he decided to repeatedly roll the derangement dice until he inevitably landed on the board space requiring him to pick up a Chance card:
Maybe his wife could have "made up" the allegations against him once or twice, but not when it involves five different incidents, including four counts of spousal battery, four counts of criminal threats, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, (a knife and of course, a baseball bat :bat
two counts of vandalism and one count of dissuading a witness from making a report.
Last edited:
