Lock him up and throw away the key. I am completely sick of Chris Henry and he has been given every chance in the world. Good riddance.
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A column by Bob Hertzel in the Times West Virginian of Fairmont, W.Va., blames Chris Henry's off-field problems on a lack of discipline by Rodriguez when he coached West Virginia. Henry, a former WVU receiver who was released last week by the Cincinnati Bengals after his fifth arrest, apparently had problems in Morgantown that went unpunished by the WVU coaching staff.
"Multiple sources within the athletic department and football program say Henry was much worse than his public image," Hertzel wrote, "and that public image was never exactly heroic."
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Former WVU, Bengals Reciever Henry's Home Sold at Auctioned
FLORENCE, Ky. (AP) - The mortgage company that lent former
Cincinnati wide receiver Chris Henry money to buy a house in
Florence, Ky., has bought the home at a public auction.
The house was auctioned after Henry failed to make mortgage
payments. It was valued at $360,000.
Chase Home Finance LLC offered the sole bid of $240,000 on the
home in northern Kentucky.
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Henry suspended pending the outcome of his trial
Associated Press
Updated: June 13, 2008, 6:07 PM ET
CINCINNATI -- Former Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry has been suspended by the NFL pending the outcome of his trial later this month, his agent said Friday.
The Bengals released Henry on April 3 after he was arrested for the fifth time. Henry is scheduled for trial June 24 in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court on charges of assault and criminal damaging. A man accused Henry of punching him in the face and breaking his car window with a beer bottle.
Henry had received permission from the judge to try out with other NFL teams. Commissioner Roger Goodell has blocked him from doing so until his case is heard, agent Marvin Frazier said. If Henry is acquitted, the suspension could be lifted, Frazier said.
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Henry's assault trial deemed a mistrial after jurors can't agree
By James Walker
ESPN.com
(Archive)
Updated: July 1, 2008, 5:39 PM ET
The rollercoaster offseason for former Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry took another odd turn Tuesday.
Henry's court case for assault in Hamilton County (Ohio) that alleged he punched an 18-year old in the face on March 31 resulted in a hung jury as the group of eight jurors were unable to reach an agreement.
During the trial, the judge dismissed a second charge of criminal damaging. The Bengals released Henry on April 3 after his fifth arrest since 2005, and last month he was suspended indefinitely by the NFL.
But for now, the undetermined verdict on the assault charge leaves Henry's playing status up in the air for 2008.
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Second assault trial for Henry ends with charge dropped
Associated Press
Updated: July 14, 2008, 11:44 AM ET
CINCINNATI -- A second assault trial for former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry has ended abruptly with prosecutors dropping the last remaining charge against him.
Henry was accused of punching a University of Cincinnati student in March and of breaking his car window with a beer bottle.
The first trial ended earlier this month when a jury could not reach a verdict on an assault charge against Henry and the judge dismissed another misdemeanor count, a charge of criminal damaging.
On Monday, prosecutors dropped the assault charge after a judge ruled against them on several motions just before the retrial was to begin.
The Bengals cut Henry after his April arrest, his fifth since joining the team in 2005. Henry remains under suspension by the National Football League.
Coach says Bengals not interested in embattled receiver Henry
Updated: July 22, 2008, 7:30 PM ET
CINCINNATI -- Coach Marvin Lewis emphatically closed the door Tuesday on the possibility of receiver Chris Henry rejoining the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Bengals released Henry in April after he was arrested for the fifth time, and the NFL suspended him indefinitely. His court case ended in a mistrial and prosecutors dropped the charges, prompting Henry to seek reinstatement and a chance to play in the NFL again.
Lewis said it won't be with the Bengals.
"I'm not interested," Lewis told reporters Tuesday, before the team's annual preseason luncheon. "I don't think it would be productive for our football team. You have to be a productive part to be an NFL player, and there's responsibilities to being an NFL player. It's a privilege, it's not a right. There's a lot that comes with being an NFL football player."
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