[Lefty Noob]

Surprising news out of Indianapolis, where police are investigating Colts WR Marvin Harrison in connection with a shooting.

According to the Associated Press, "Anthony Gargano of Philadelphia’s WIP Radio reported that a victim was shot in the hand after an altercation outside a bar involving Harrison... According to the report, Harrison was at his bar in Philadelphia late Tuesday afternoon when the alleged victim and the wide receiver got in an argument that led to a fist fight... Gun fire soon broke out leaving the victim with an injured hand, according to the report. However, the victim did not identify the shooter... Through ballistic tests, police determined the gun that had fired shots was owned by Harrison." He has not yet been charged with any crime, however.

Report: Colts' Harrison connected with shooting - NFL - Yahoo! Sports

[vincesanity82]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Surprising news out of Indianapolis, where police are investigating Colts WR Marvin Harrison in connection with a shooting.

According to the Associated Press, "Anthony Gargano of Philadelphia’s WIP Radio reported that a victim was shot in the hand after an altercation outside a bar involving Harrison... According to the report, Harrison was at his bar in Philadelphia late Tuesday afternoon when the alleged victim and the wide receiver got in an argument that led to a fist fight... Gun fire soon broke out leaving the victim with an injured hand, according to the report. However, the victim did not identify the shooter... Through ballistic tests, police determined the gun that had fired shots was owned by Harrison." He has not yet been charged with any crime, however.

Report: Colts' Harrison connected with shooting - NFL - Yahoo! Sports

wow, harrison isnt known to be a trouble maker..

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by vincesanity82

wow, harrison isnt known to be a trouble maker..

Yeah, that's the thing. He's a longtime veteran and I can't ever remember him getting in any kind of trouble before.
Now this comes out of nowhere? Wow.