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MIAMI -- A woman is suing Green Bay Packers fullback Najeh Davenport. She says he invaded her privacy by breaking into her dorm room and defecating in her closet.
Mary McCarthy sued yesterday in a state court in Miami.
Criminal charges were settled in October 2002 when Davenport agreed to perform community service. He denied breaking into the Barry University dormitory.
Police say they were told that Davenport entered a dorm room at the small Catholic university in suburban Miami in the early morning hours of April 1.
Mary McCarthy says she was asleep in the room. She told police she was startled awake by a strange sound and saw a man squatting in her closet. Police said the man, later identified as Davenport, had defecated in her laundry basket.
It was pretty thoughtful of him to keep it in the laundry basket. It's really tough to get the smell out of carpet.
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POOP HAPPENS . . . LITERALLY
Just when we were getting bored with all the same old "D"'s of criminal conduct committed by professional athletes (
e.g., drunk driving, drug use, domestic battery), Green Bay rookie fullback Najeh Davenport has added a
new one to the lexicon of misconduct.
Dumping.
The Associated Press reports that Davenport has been charged with breaking into a university dorm room for the purposes of
taking a caa-caa in a closet.
Davenport, the Pack's fourth-round draft pick, was charged with a second-degree felony count of burglary and a misdemeanor count of criminal mischief.
The alleged incident occurred on April 1. According to police, Davenport crept into a dorm room at Barry University in the early morning. A woman sleeping in the room, Mary McCarthy, told police she was startled by a strange sound (insert farting noises here) and saw Davenport squatting in her closet. Davenport then allegedly defecated in a laundry basket, McCarthy told detectives.
"This whole thing is a misunderstanding. Najeh had nothing to do with the situation," said Richard Sharpstein, Davenport's attorney.
Or is it that Najeh had "nothing to
doo with the situation"?
There's no word yet on whether any samples of Najeh's nastiness were preserved for DNA testing. We'd have thunk such a notion to be far-fetched, but for a certain black cocktail dress from the Gap.