FALCON CHRISTOPHER OWENS SMASHED BABY'S CRIB

CRAZY

DESTRUCTION

ATLANTA Falcon Christopher Owens smashed up his ex-girlfriend's apartment and doused her most valuable possessions in bleach, cops say.
The crazed cornerback  barged into the mother of his nine-month-old son, La Tia Terry's apartment and started smashing it to pieces, after the pair rowed about custody of the child.
According to the police report he punched holes in the wall, destroyed expensive electronics and broke the baby's crib.
Then, the furious footballer piled her closet full of her shoes, designer clothes, purses and jewellery and poured bleach over them according to TMZ.
The gossip website reports that Owens' ex-girlfriend, La Tia Terry, mother of his 9-month-old son, called police Sunday night claiming that Owens entered her apartment while she was gone and destroyed her possessions.
Terry filed for a restraining order against Owens the day she reported the incident but he has not been charged with the crime.

EX FALCONS CHEERLEADER 'PART OF CHOP SHOP RING'

A FORMER Atlanta Falcons cheerleader has been been busted as part of a "massive" and "well organized" chop shop ring which covered the state of Georgia.
Gorgeous Kori Lanard played an active role in the syndicate which stole bulldozers, bobcats and all sorts of other vehicles and then sold them on for a massive profit.
Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry said: “She was an active participant, helping drive getaway vehicles that were actually chased by law enforcement in
Walton County,”
Officers believe the ringleader was Kirk Devon Bray ran the operation.
Berry added: "We’re talking about stolen Bobcat trailers, tractor trailers, heavy equipment. It was a very well-done, well-organized theft of some very high-power heavy equipment.
“He would sell it whole. He would sell it cut up, whatever the market would bear. He had a very lucrative operation. We’re talking about stolen Bobcat trailers, tractor trailers, heavy equipment. It was a very well-done, well-organized theft of some very high-power heavy equipment,”
Officers are continuing to investigate the highly sophisticated ring which they believe may have operated outside of Georgia. 
Berry said: “It seems like every rock we turn over, we get new evidence.”