Larry LJ Johnson in Trouble for Assault yet Again! Thoughts?
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Posted: October 14, 2008
Sporting News staff reports
Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson faces a December court date on a charge of simple assault, the Kansas City Star reports.
According to Kansas City Municipal Court records, a 26-year-old woman accused Johnson, 28, of using his open hand to push the left side of her head at a nightclub on February 24. The incident allegedly happened at 2:15 a.m.
A police report indicates that the woman and a friend were walking through the club when Johnson moved toward them and pushed the woman, saying, " ... don't touch me."
The woman reportedly replied, "I didn't touch you." One of the woman's friends identified Johnson and they notified the security guards at the club, who did nothing, according to the police report.
Johnson's lawyer, Kevin E.J. Regan, told the Star on Monday that his client had done nothing inappropriate. Regan said an intoxicated woman did throw herself at Johnson that night but was restrained by security. He said his investigation also shows she did not make any complaints to the management, security officers or police, who were at the club that night. And even after she reported the incident to police 11 hours later, police observed no injuries, Regan said.
This is Johnson's third brush with the law since he joined the Chiefs, but he does not have any convictions.
In 2003, he was accused of aggravated assault and misdemeanor domestic battery when he was accused of brandishing a gun during an argument with a former girlfriend. Those charges were dropped after he agreed to enter a domestic-violence diversion program.
In 2005, a woman accused Johnson of pulling her to the exit of a Kansas City bar and pushing her to the floor after an argument. That woman later changed her story and insisted that she did not want to press charges against Johnson. Prosecutors dropped the assault charge after she missed three court hearings.
Sporting News staff reports
Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson faces a December court date on a charge of simple assault, the Kansas City Star reports.
According to Kansas City Municipal Court records, a 26-year-old woman accused Johnson, 28, of using his open hand to push the left side of her head at a nightclub on February 24. The incident allegedly happened at 2:15 a.m.
A police report indicates that the woman and a friend were walking through the club when Johnson moved toward them and pushed the woman, saying, " ... don't touch me."
The woman reportedly replied, "I didn't touch you." One of the woman's friends identified Johnson and they notified the security guards at the club, who did nothing, according to the police report.
Johnson's lawyer, Kevin E.J. Regan, told the Star on Monday that his client had done nothing inappropriate. Regan said an intoxicated woman did throw herself at Johnson that night but was restrained by security. He said his investigation also shows she did not make any complaints to the management, security officers or police, who were at the club that night. And even after she reported the incident to police 11 hours later, police observed no injuries, Regan said.
This is Johnson's third brush with the law since he joined the Chiefs, but he does not have any convictions.
In 2003, he was accused of aggravated assault and misdemeanor domestic battery when he was accused of brandishing a gun during an argument with a former girlfriend. Those charges were dropped after he agreed to enter a domestic-violence diversion program.
In 2005, a woman accused Johnson of pulling her to the exit of a Kansas City bar and pushing her to the floor after an argument. That woman later changed her story and insisted that she did not want to press charges against Johnson. Prosecutors dropped the assault charge after she missed three court hearings.
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Permalink Reply by Sugar on -
He should be banned from this site...I'm in LJ overload WTF ( with my new icon face)
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Permalink Reply by babydoll on -
Somebody call QUEST!!!!!!! DAMAGE CONTROL!!!!! Clean up - aisle 6!!!! AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by ballersmistress on -
As long as he has money to keep paying these people off, he will be fine. He needs to go back to his domestic-violence diversion program. It didn't work. I think a man is a coward for hitting women.
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Permalink Reply by Chocolate Allure on -
KING HERPES......loves it! (the name that is)!
LaYlah said:lol!!...more added troubles for our King Herpes :)
say it ain't so
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Permalink Reply by Holly-Would on -
lol @ anyways
bossbeauty said:SMDH.... anyways....
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Permalink Reply by SexyindaCity on -
lmao
Diamond said:Lerpy must have a flare up and is trying to play it safe. Girl be glad he pushed you away. Don't press charges just THANK GOD!!! Run Lerpy, Run!!
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Permalink Reply by gcruz on -
Larry's accuser, Tashell Johns' myspace:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&am...
lmfao
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Permalink Reply by gcruz on
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Johnson’s accuser gives her side of incident
By MARK MORRIS
The Kansas City Star
The woman accusing Chiefs running back Larry Johnson of assault said Tuesday that she no longer allows her daughter to wear his jersey.
Tashell Johns, 26, said she couldn’t permit her daughter to wear the number of someone she felt showed so little respect for women.
“She can be a Chiefs fan if she wants to, but I can’t allow that,” Johns said.
Johnson’s lawyer, Kevin E.J. Regan, said that his client did nothing inappropriate to Johns in the early morning of Feb. 24 at Zen, a nightclub at 3832 Main St. As Regan described it, club security officers, not Johnson, restrained Johns after she “threw herself toward him.”
Johnson is facing a municipal ordinance violation related to the incident and is expected to appear in court in December.
Johns told police that she and a friend were walking through the crowded club, hand in hand to keep from being separated, when Johnson moved through the crowd toward them and pushed her.
In a telephone interview with The Kansas City Star, Johns disputed Regan’s characterization of her as behaving in “an intoxicated manner.” Johns said she had been at Zen since about 11:30 p.m. and had consumed one alcoholic beverage early on.
By the time of the alleged pushing incident — 2:15 a.m. — she was completely sober, Johns said.
“I did have a drink, but one drink will not intoxicate me,” Johns said.
She alleged that right before Johnson put his hand on her face and shoved her backward, she had raised her hand to signal to another friend at the club.
“I guess he assumed I was trying to touch him,” Johns said. “I was just trying to show my girlfriend where I was.”
Johns said she elected to delay reporting the incident. Her decision to file the complaint the next afternoon stemmed, in part, from her own experiences growing up with abuse.
“If I can’t allow someone close to me to put hands on me in an unloving way, how could I let this complete stranger do it?” Johns said.
“It’s not something I take lightly at all.”
Regan said he has conducted an extensive investigation of the incident, has lined up “impartial” witnesses for the trial and is convinced Johnson will be vindicated.
“Our evidence is 100 percent clear and certain that Larry Johnson did not put his hands on any woman that night,” Regan said.
Johnson emerged from his two prior legal incidents without convictions. In 2003, he was accused of aggravated assault and misdemeanor domestic battery for allegedly brandishing a gun during an argument with a former girlfriend.
Those charges were dropped the following year after he agreed to enter a domestic-violence diversion program.
In 2005, a woman accused Johnson of pulling her to the exit of a nightspot on the Country Club Plaza and pushing her to the floor after an argument.
That woman later changed her story and insisted that she did not want to press charges against Johnson. Prosecutors dropped the assault charge after she missed three court hearings.
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Permalink Reply by LeToyaLJJRGURL on -
Why are these women trying to still get money out of Larry? he doesn't want them and he's a nice guy. He should've kick her ass she's lying she tried to touch him and hbecause he didn't want her because she's ugly she's trying to get him for money and get him in trouble.
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