DomCasual
11-19-2007, 03:10 PM
I wonder what he'll have for Thanksgiving dinner?
http://www.cbs46.com/sports/14640460/detail.html
Vick Surrenders Early To Serve Sentence
UPDATED: 2:57 pm EST November 19, 2007
RICHMOND, Va. -- CBS 46 has learned that Falcons quarterback Michael Vick has voluntarily surrendered to federal authorities to begin serving his sentence after pleading guilty to dogfighting.
Vick was scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 10.
Courthouse sources told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that Vick was transported from the U.S. Courthouse downtown to one of the regional jails where federal prisoners are housed before 1:30 p.m Atlanta time.
Vick pled guilty to one count of conspiracy dealing with dogfighting allegations in Surry County, Va., earlier this year. Monday's order, signed by Judge Henry Hudson, says the order is not handed down because of a bond violation, but because Vick is interested in beginning his incarceration early.
Vick also faces state charges in Surry County, Va., where he ran a dogfighting operation out of a home he owned.
Stay with CBS46.com for updates.
http://www.cbs46.com/sports/14640460/detail.html
Vick Surrenders Early To Serve Sentence
UPDATED: 2:57 pm EST November 19, 2007
RICHMOND, Va. -- CBS 46 has learned that Falcons quarterback Michael Vick has voluntarily surrendered to federal authorities to begin serving his sentence after pleading guilty to dogfighting.
Vick was scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 10.
Courthouse sources told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that Vick was transported from the U.S. Courthouse downtown to one of the regional jails where federal prisoners are housed before 1:30 p.m Atlanta time.
Vick pled guilty to one count of conspiracy dealing with dogfighting allegations in Surry County, Va., earlier this year. Monday's order, signed by Judge Henry Hudson, says the order is not handed down because of a bond violation, but because Vick is interested in beginning his incarceration early.
Vick also faces state charges in Surry County, Va., where he ran a dogfighting operation out of a home he owned.
Stay with CBS46.com for updates.
