Last Sunday, Ahmad Bradshaw surrendered himself to authorities. Bradshaw, the running back who helped the Giants to a Super Bowl victory in 2008, was convicted of a parole violation.
Charles A. Stacy, Bradshaw's attorney, explained that, "The underlying charge in this matter stems from an offense which occurred while Mr. Bradshaw was a juvenile."
This was not Bradshaw's first run in with the law.
In 2006, while at Marshall University in West Virginia, he pleaded guilty to petty larceny. In addition, in 2004, he pleaded guilty to underage alcohol possession and resisting arrest.
These two examples of disorderly conduct resulted in Bradshaw's fall to the seventh round in the 2007 draft.
A representative for the Giants came out to say, "We are aware of the situation and have been in contact with Ahmad's legal representative and this situation is not the result of any recent incident. It stems from an issue that occurred prior to Ahmad being drafted by the Giants. Beyond that, we have no further comment."
On Friday, the Giants concluded their offseason training program. Giants' players are not required to report until July 24, which is the beginning of training camp in Albany, NY.
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3 months ago
great insight... I might bring this up on PTI
3 months ago
What "insight"? There's nothing new here. This was just regurgitated from other sites, except for the inaccurate claim that Bradshaw is in jail for a parole violation. It was actually a probation violation.
3 months ago
it was a parole violation...
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