April 7, 201610 yr West was reportedly minding his own business, talking to two women, but they went their separate ways without plans to meet up later. But the women asked the front desk for a key to his room, a request which was accepted, and the two allegedly stole two luxury watches. When he returned to the room and realized he had been robbed, he called the front desk to get the police. He said an hour later, he answered a knock on his door expecting the cops, but was then robbed by a man who appeared to have a gun, losing $5,000 in cash and shoes and other items. West is reportedly suing the hotel for more than $50,000. There’s so much happening here that needs unraveling, beginning with why any hotel would pass out room keys to people not registered there. Report: Ravens running back Terrance West robbed — twice | ProFootballTalk
April 7, 201610 yr Author I agree with the author, lots that needs unraveling. I would like to know how West and the two women starting talking to each other? Exactly who are these two women and what do they do for a living. I don't blame West for taking action against the hotel, especially for giving his room information and room access out but if West was involved in anything illegal too this may come back to bite him with the NFL.
April 8, 201610 yr A lot of stupid things going on in hotels lately. Apparently whomever gave out the room key hadn't been paying attention to TMZ to see how big that settlement was to Erin Andrews. Idiots.
April 8, 201610 yr I wonder if the person passing out the room key was in on it. He called the front desk to call the cops and then an hour later he was robbed again in his room? What the hell kind of hotel is an NFL player making good money staying at? That doesn't sound like a Hyatt.
April 10, 201610 yr I wonder if the person passing out the room key was in on it. He called the front desk to call the cops and then an hour later he was robbed again in his room? What the hell kind of hotel is an NFL player making good money staying at? That doesn't sound like a Hyatt. Agreed. Any decent hotel would have hotel security there within minutes.
April 15, 201610 yr I wonder if the person passing out the room key was in on it. He called the front desk to call the cops and then an hour later he was robbed again in his room? What the hell kind of hotel is an NFL player making good money staying at? That doesn't sound like a Hyatt. Metrolpole South Beach | South Beach Group | Miami, Fl | Boutique hotels in the heart of Miami Beach 4 star hotel apparently.
April 15, 201610 yr Metrolpole South Beach | South Beach Group | Miami, Fl | Boutique hotels in the heart of Miami Beach 4 star hotel apparently. Geez, that's crazy. Makes me think he was set up by an employee even more. Who would expect an employee from there to be on it?
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