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| Chris Henry goes in-front of a judge and pleads guilty |
| This is pretty funny because the judge sounds like a big disappointed Bengals fan. And what is Chris Henry wearing to court? |
The Chris Henry Story
Since his college days at West Virginia University, Henry has been a problematic receiver. During his junior season with
the Mountaineers, he was ejected from a game at Rutgers due to multiple unsportmanlike conduct penalties and was
suspended for the season finale at Pittsburgh.
On December 15, 2005 he was pulled over in Northern Kentucky for speeding and marijuana was found in his shoes. He
was also driving without a valid driver's license, and without auto insurance. On January 30, 2006, he was arrested in
Orlando for multiple gun charges including concealment and aggravated assault with a firearm. He was reported to have
been wearing his Number 15 Bengals jersey at the time of his arrest. Henry pleaded guilty to in both cases and avoided
jail time in both cases.
Cincinnati media reported on May 4, 2006, that Henry is being investigated by Covington police in connection with a sex
crime, which allegedly occurred in a hotel room in Covington, Kentucky early on April 30, 2006. No charges have yet
been filed, and on May 24, 2006, Covington police reported that there is no proof anything happened and that the
alleged victim might now face charges for filing a false police report.
On June 3, 2006 Chris Henry was pulled over outside on Interstate 275 at 1:18 a.m by Ohio Highway Trooper Michael
Shimko. At 2:06 a.m. Henry voluntarily submitted to a breathalyzer test at Milford Police Department and registered a
.092 blood-alcohol level, .012 above the level permitted by Ohio law.
In the early morning of Monday September 25, 2006 Bengals linebacker Odell Thurman was pulled over for a DUI. The
truck Thurman was driving belonged to Rookie Reggie McNeal, who was a passenger along with Chris Henry. Neither
McNeal nor Chris Henry were charged with any wrongdoing by authorities, however, Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis
benched Henry for the Bengals loss against the New England Patriots. On October 6, 2006 The NFL suspended Henry
for two games for violating the league's personal conduct and substance abuse policies. NFL policies forbid Henry from
taking part in practices, however, he was allowed to attend any team meetings. Henry missed the Bengals' Oct. 15 game
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their Oct. 22 game against the Carolina Panthers.
On January 25, 2007, Henry pleaded guilty to charges of providing alcohol to minors, an incident that occurred at a hotel
in the spring on 2006. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail, with all but two of those days being suspended.
Chris Henry has been suspended for 8 regular season games for the 2007 season.
Since his college days at West Virginia University, Henry has been a problematic receiver. During his junior season with
the Mountaineers, he was ejected from a game at Rutgers due to multiple unsportmanlike conduct penalties and was
suspended for the season finale at Pittsburgh.
On December 15, 2005 he was pulled over in Northern Kentucky for speeding and marijuana was found in his shoes. He
was also driving without a valid driver's license, and without auto insurance. On January 30, 2006, he was arrested in
Orlando for multiple gun charges including concealment and aggravated assault with a firearm. He was reported to have
been wearing his Number 15 Bengals jersey at the time of his arrest. Henry pleaded guilty to in both cases and avoided
jail time in both cases.
Cincinnati media reported on May 4, 2006, that Henry is being investigated by Covington police in connection with a sex
crime, which allegedly occurred in a hotel room in Covington, Kentucky early on April 30, 2006. No charges have yet
been filed, and on May 24, 2006, Covington police reported that there is no proof anything happened and that the
alleged victim might now face charges for filing a false police report.
On June 3, 2006 Chris Henry was pulled over outside on Interstate 275 at 1:18 a.m by Ohio Highway Trooper Michael
Shimko. At 2:06 a.m. Henry voluntarily submitted to a breathalyzer test at Milford Police Department and registered a
.092 blood-alcohol level, .012 above the level permitted by Ohio law.
In the early morning of Monday September 25, 2006 Bengals linebacker Odell Thurman was pulled over for a DUI. The
truck Thurman was driving belonged to Rookie Reggie McNeal, who was a passenger along with Chris Henry. Neither
McNeal nor Chris Henry were charged with any wrongdoing by authorities, however, Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis
benched Henry for the Bengals loss against the New England Patriots. On October 6, 2006 The NFL suspended Henry
for two games for violating the league's personal conduct and substance abuse policies. NFL policies forbid Henry from
taking part in practices, however, he was allowed to attend any team meetings. Henry missed the Bengals' Oct. 15 game
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their Oct. 22 game against the Carolina Panthers.
On January 25, 2007, Henry pleaded guilty to charges of providing alcohol to minors, an incident that occurred at a hotel
in the spring on 2006. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail, with all but two of those days being suspended.
Chris Henry has been suspended for 8 regular season games for the 2007 season.
