CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati Bengals player who has frustrated his team with past traffic violations was back in court last week.

 

Wide receiver Chris Henry was ticketed for driving with expired Kentucky license plates. He appeared in Hamilton County Municipal Court and paid $149, according to court records.

 

 

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell suspended the 24-year-old for the first half of last season for repeatedly violating the league's conduct policy. Henry was arrested four times during a 14-month span.

 

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Big deal!

He's stupid we know that, but who cares about that really? I have been waiting for this thread. I think we can take a positive out of this they had a good reason to search his stuff and they didn't find anything. :lol:

He's stupid we know that, but who cares about that really? I have been waiting for this thread. I think we can take a positive out of this they had a good reason to search his stuff and they didn't find anything. :lol:

 

He's an NFL player, who can't stay out of trouble. Anytime the smallest thing happens it will be in the news, and on this message board. Because I will post it.

He's stupid we know that, but who cares about that really? I have been waiting for this thread. I think we can take a positive out of this they had a good reason to search his stuff and they didn't find anything. :lol:

 

Where did you see that they searched his stuff? Police generally do not search a vehicle after a routine traffic stop.

At this point, Henry should just work at the courthouse. Even if part time, make things much easier for him. :lol:

I don't really see the big deal in it... Yeah, he shouldn't drive on expired tags, but there are a lot of things that could have warranted that. There are a lot of people that probably have driven on expired tags for a day or two...

Where did you see that they searched his stuff? Police generally do not search a vehicle after a routine traffic stop.

 

No I didn't mean that they did. Sorry I didn't make that clear. I mean that is the only thing that was wrong. :lol:

Where did you see that they searched his stuff? Police generally do not search a vehicle after a routine traffic stop.

 

"Generally" the police do not treat Chris Henry like other people - right or wrong.

He should have some assistant to take care of things of this nature.

At this point, Henry should just work at the courthouse. Even if part time, make things much easier for him. :lol:

 

 

:laugh: nice...

I've had this ticket before. It happens.

 

If anything this is a huge positive.

 

They pulled Chris Henry over and all he got was a ticket. Nothing comes from a vehicle search or body search, he's on his way folks...

If this is the worst thing Henry does this year, the Pope may canonize him.

"Generally" the police do not treat Chris Henry like other people - right or wrong.

 

The police have to have probable cause before they can search him or his vehicle.

The police have to have probable cause before they can search him or his vehicle.

 

Come on now we all know good and well if they want to do they are going to do it.