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April 19, 2008

Pacman "very satisfied" that someone besides him has been arrested for the Las Vegas shooting

http://dnj.midsouthnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080419/SPORTS/80419009

There has been arrest in the Vegas shooting that left Tommy Urbanski paralyzed. Arvin Kenti Edwards, 29, of Renton, Wash., was arrested Friday and charged with three counts of attempted murder with a weapon and three counts of battery with substantial bodily harm in the February 2007 incident. Said his lawyer with a straight face:"All we can say is Adam has cooperated with the authorities since the beginning and if our cooperation has helped in apprehending the proper party then we are very satisfied. Hopefully now the attention will be focused on the victims who suffered in this case as well as the people that perpetrated the crime and Adam can get back to having some privacy and move past this.'' Sorry Manny, all Pacman has done in this case is make sure that his a-- is not in a sling. He has not done anything to help Tommy Urbanski except say that he owes Urbanski nothing and that what happened to him was just bad luck. I am very biased about this case, Pacman is directly responsible for this man being paralyzed. Now that Pacman is off the hook for the actual shooting, maybe he will do something to help Urbanski. It would do a lot to help him with his desire to play in the NFL again.

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  • tcbailey24 Placard_complete_small said April 19, 2008

    Cowboy, I can't agree with you on this one. You know I'm a Pac fan, but me explain myself. Yes, Pacman was there and made it rain. Yes, Pacman cause a fight. But he didn't want nor try to kill anyone. He didn't pull any trigger. And I really don't think it was his fault that the shooting happen. It wasn't his decision to pull a trigger. I don't think Pac even had a gun. An apology would be good, but in my opinion it's not his fault totally cuz he never even touched a gun while there.
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    • CowboyJoe

      CowboyJoe replied April 19, 2008

      TC, I think some of what you are saying is right, he didn't pull the trigger but to say he cooperated with police is just not the case. He did what most people in his spot would have done, save his own a--. Now that he isn't on trial for the shooting, he needs to do something to help Urbanski, if for no other reason but to save himself millions in a civil action case.
      I got no problemn with you disagreeing with me TC, you always do it with respect and you have reasons, not just some crap like you're a dumba--.

      • tcbailey24 Placard_complete_small replied April 19, 2008

        OK, it would be pretty nice of him to do something, especially since he caused a problem there. I just think its not his fault for the most part. He didn't intend for someone to get paralyzed, and I'm sure he regrets being there. Yes, he caused a problem, but I don't think he thought that a triple shooting would occur in relation to it. That's why I think you can't put all the blame on him. He didn't even shoot the guy, but I know you understand that Cowboy.
  • theoneandonly

    theoneandonly Placard_complete_small said April 19, 2008

    The real story is still up in the air. I honestly think he is innocent. I cant wait for him to be in the boys uniform this season. I do however feel terrible about Tommy Urbanski. Its a shame it happened, and I wish it didn.
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