Former Pacer Stephen Jackson, Victim Of Armed Robbery
by Ian Levy on Jul 23, 2010 1:21 AM EDT
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WSOCTV 9 in Charlotte is reporting that former Pacer, Stephen Jackson's home was robbed today by armed gunmen. Jackson was not at home. His wife was home at the time, and was apparently held at gunpoint before being locked in a bathroom as the assailants made their escape.
ProBasketballTalk's Matt Moore briefly touched on the situation in a post this evening. Jackson did not leave the Pacers on the best of terms, and his history of legal troubles will surely enter into the coverage of this incident. He has made mistakes in the past, but they really have no bearing on today's events. Whatever lingering ill will Pacer fans might have for Jackson should surely be set aside this evening. Let's keep him and his family in our thoughts, and may the culprits meet with swift justice.
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And so We come back to why we have Murphy and Dunleavy now.
There ya go.
by infinityzero.systemerror on Jul 23, 2010 2:00 AM EDT reply actions
People robbing stephen jackson is why we have Murphy and Dunleavy.
by infinityzero.systemerror on Jul 23, 2010 2:02 AM EDT up reply actions
It's bad
My immediate thought was he robbed someone.
by infinityzero.systemerror on Jul 23, 2010 5:55 AM EDT up reply actions
Hate to hear his family were victims.
If it had been just him, I would probably say it was karma.
Confucious say "He who dives for loose balls need proper fitting athletic cup!"
Whatever lingering ill will Pacer fans might have for Jackson should surely be set aside this evening.
Why? I will hate Stephen Jackson for ever and ever.
I wouldn't say I hate him.
But I don’t like him. Always thought he took some stupid shots and never really impressed me as a player.
by infinityzero.systemerror on Jul 24, 2010 5:50 AM EDT up reply actions
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