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I think at this point, it's obvious that the players union is on board with the NFL on this issue. If he's not gone, it's a joke.
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http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070521/SPT02/305210040/-1/cinci
Henry agent denies report
BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected]
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Marvin Frazier, the New Jersey-based agent for Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, today denied a Kenton Country prosecutor's claim that Henry failed a drug test.
"The final result is negative," Frazier told the Enquirer. "It's all (nonsense)."
Frazier said he talked this afternoon with Bengals player relations director Eric Ball, and Ball told Frazier that the final test was negative.
Ken Easterling, a Kenton County prosecutor, today said initial results indicated that Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry failed a drug test.
However, Easterling stressed that Kenton County is awaiting final analysis from the Kentucky state lab.
"We cannot confirm or deny (Henry's test sample) contains a controlled substance," he said.
Easterling talked to the Enquirer following comments made by Kenton County prosecutor Gary Edmondson, who told television reporters this morning that Henry failed the drug test and that he could be facing jail time.
Henry agent denies report
BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected]
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Marvin Frazier, the New Jersey-based agent for Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, today denied a Kenton Country prosecutor's claim that Henry failed a drug test.
"The final result is negative," Frazier told the Enquirer. "It's all (nonsense)."
Frazier said he talked this afternoon with Bengals player relations director Eric Ball, and Ball told Frazier that the final test was negative.
Ken Easterling, a Kenton County prosecutor, today said initial results indicated that Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry failed a drug test.
However, Easterling stressed that Kenton County is awaiting final analysis from the Kentucky state lab.
"We cannot confirm or deny (Henry's test sample) contains a controlled substance," he said.
Easterling talked to the Enquirer following comments made by Kenton County prosecutor Gary Edmondson, who told television reporters this morning that Henry failed the drug test and that he could be facing jail time.
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http://www.bengals.com/news/news.asp?story_id=6061
Bengals: Henry in compliance
By GEOFF HOBSON
May 21, 2007
Updated: 2:10 p.m.
Henry The Bengals say that as far as they know, Chris Henry is in compliance with his legal matters and that Monday?s reports about the embattled wide receiver ?may not be based on complete information.?
?To date, to the Club?s knowledge, Chris has been complying with those procedures, and the Club is not aware at this point of any circumstance in which Chris has not complied with his obligations,? the club said in a statement.
Bengals: Henry in compliance
By GEOFF HOBSON
May 21, 2007
Updated: 2:10 p.m.
Henry The Bengals say that as far as they know, Chris Henry is in compliance with his legal matters and that Monday?s reports about the embattled wide receiver ?may not be based on complete information.?
?To date, to the Club?s knowledge, Chris has been complying with those procedures, and the Club is not aware at this point of any circumstance in which Chris has not complied with his obligations,? the club said in a statement.
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Henry faces suspension again
Drug test results should be done by week's end
BY MARK CURNUTTE
Kenton County prosecutors are awaiting final results of a drug test by Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry being analyzed by a Kentucky state lab.
Initial results showed that Henry failed the test.
The report is expected to be completed and returned to Kenton County by the end of the week, said Ken Easterling, an assistant Kenton County prosecutor.
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Henry faces suspension again
Drug test results should be done by week's end
BY MARK CURNUTTE
Kenton County prosecutors are awaiting final results of a drug test by Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry being analyzed by a Kentucky state lab.
Initial results showed that Henry failed the test.
The report is expected to be completed and returned to Kenton County by the end of the week, said Ken Easterling, an assistant Kenton County prosecutor.
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http://www.bengals.com/news/news.asp?story_id=6064
Kentucky says Henry passes
By GEOFF HOBSON
May 23, 2007
Updated: 2:20 p.m.
Henry After being falsely accused of failing a drug test that could have ended his NFL career, Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry was cleared Wednesday by the state of Kentucky and his lawyer says he's owed an apology.
On Monday, the Kenton County Attorney's Office almost immediately backed off public statements that Henry had failed a drug test that would have violated his probation and sent him to jail for 88 days. But on Wednesday the state of Kentucky released the following statement:
Kentucky says Henry passes
By GEOFF HOBSON
May 23, 2007
Updated: 2:20 p.m.
Henry After being falsely accused of failing a drug test that could have ended his NFL career, Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry was cleared Wednesday by the state of Kentucky and his lawyer says he's owed an apology.
On Monday, the Kenton County Attorney's Office almost immediately backed off public statements that Henry had failed a drug test that would have violated his probation and sent him to jail for 88 days. But on Wednesday the state of Kentucky released the following statement:
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Test results show Henry is clean
His representative says the receiver is 'owed an apology' for reports that he had failed a drug test.
Associated Press
Thursday, May 24, 2007
CINCINNATI ? Suspended Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry has passed his drug screenings, a Kentucky prosecutor and an attorney for the player said Wednesday.
"There were no drugs found in his system," said attorney Robert Lotz, who received the final test results at his office in Covington, Ky.
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Test results show Henry is clean
His representative says the receiver is 'owed an apology' for reports that he had failed a drug test.
By Dan SewellAssociated Press
Thursday, May 24, 2007
CINCINNATI ? Suspended Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry has passed his drug screenings, a Kentucky prosecutor and an attorney for the player said Wednesday.
"There were no drugs found in his system," said attorney Robert Lotz, who received the final test results at his office in Covington, Ky.
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sandgk;849182; said:
Yes Chris...it is your reputation. You've earned it.
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I'm not going to defend anything Henery did, because he is an idiot. But if I was his lawyer I would be looking into how exactly the fake info got put out there, and look into sueing some people.
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Cincy
Prosecutor: Henry's a 'lowlife'
Edmondson won't apologize to Bengal
BY MARK CURNUTTE
Kenton County Attorney Garry Edmondson on Thursday called Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry a "lowlife" and said he doesn't think he owes anybody an apology.
Edmondson on Monday had told reporters that Henry had failed a drug test, then later said results were "inconclusive."
His office has yet to issue any statement about the test results.
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Prosecutor: Henry's a 'lowlife'
Edmondson won't apologize to Bengal
BY MARK CURNUTTE
Kenton County Attorney Garry Edmondson on Thursday called Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry a "lowlife" and said he doesn't think he owes anybody an apology.
Edmondson on Monday had told reporters that Henry had failed a drug test, then later said results were "inconclusive."
His office has yet to issue any statement about the test results.
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wow. Thats just amazing, so basicly because the guy has fucked up, you can say what ever you want about him and not feel any remorse to it.
Hopefully something happens to this guy.
Hopefully something happens to this guy.
osugrad21;850309; said:Cincy
Prosecutor: Henry's a 'lowlife'
Edmondson won't apologize to Bengal
BY MARK CURNUTTE
Kenton County Attorney Garry Edmondson on Thursday called Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry a "lowlife" and said he doesn't think he owes anybody an apology.
Edmondson on Monday had told reporters that Henry had failed a drug test, then later said results were "inconclusive."
His office has yet to issue any statement about the test results.
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Guy sounds like a complete dick.
Lotz is asked about Henry and responds in a "hinky" fashion (Hinky? Fuckin' Kentuckians)
Garry mentions some (now disproved) rumor to a reporter,
Reporter runs with the story (that's a shock, right?),
Rumor turns out to be false,
Garry is confronted about spreading the rumor and blames it on someone else for acting "hinky" (WTF does that even mean?),
Garry refers to Henry as a lowlife who doesn't deserve pity.
Unreal. Don't get me wrong. I don't feel at all bad for Chris Henry and he IS a lowlife, but you'd think attorneys would have learned from the Duke situation about what happens when you try to hold trial in the media. Shit.
Lotz is asked about Henry and responds in a "hinky" fashion (Hinky? Fuckin' Kentuckians)
Garry mentions some (now disproved) rumor to a reporter,
Reporter runs with the story (that's a shock, right?),
Rumor turns out to be false,
Garry is confronted about spreading the rumor and blames it on someone else for acting "hinky" (WTF does that even mean?),
Garry refers to Henry as a lowlife who doesn't deserve pity.
Unreal. Don't get me wrong. I don't feel at all bad for Chris Henry and he IS a lowlife, but you'd think attorneys would have learned from the Duke situation about what happens when you try to hold trial in the media. Shit.
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Marvin, make us proud, in the community http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6847838
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