Webber was handcuffed and taken to the District III police station. The (pepper) spray was deployed to effect the arrest.″ ``The officer attempted to remove him,″ Prince George’s County Police spokesman Royce Holloway said. The report said Webber was ``slow to answer″ questions, and struck the hand of the policeman when the officer went to open the car door.
CHRIS WEBBER WIZARDS REGISTRATION
Police said a marked squad car tailing Webber had to go faster than the posted speed limit of 40 mph to keep up with his vehicle.Īccording to the police report, Webber, 24, did not have a license or registration and offered his credit card as proof of identification. practice at the MCI Center in downtown Washington. on a four-lane highway in Landover, Md., on the way to a 10 a.m.
Now it’s Webber, whose trouble began when he was stopped in his 1998 Lincoln Navigator, a sports utility vehicle, at about 9:30 a.m. In September 1997, Strickland was charged in Washington with drunken driving and disorderly conduct. The charges were dropped after Howard agreed to enter an alcohol rehabilitation and education program. In November 1996, Howard was charged with drunken driving in the District of Columbia when his Mercedes was stopped for speeding. ``We look forward to having the matter tried.″ ``We are attempting to determine all the information that the law enforcement agents have marshaled,″ said Webber’s lawyer, Bruce Marcus.
CHRIS WEBBER WIZARDS TRIAL
Now the player who is featured in a five-story mural across the street from the Wizards’ new MCI Center faces an April 2 trial before a District Court judge. Webber also got a dose of pepper spray when he refused to get out of his car and spent more than six hours in a cell awaiting appearance before a magistrate. By the time he made it home Tuesday, Webber found himself dealing more serious charges than his teammates faced: assault, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, driving under the influence of marijuana and five other traffic-related violations. Until now.Īs it did with Juwan Howard and Rod Strickland, it all started with a traffic stop. WASHINGTON (AP) _ Of the Washington Wizards’ three marquee players, Chris Webber was the untarnished one.
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