Walker says he was in his room

[vegasraider26]

Originally Posted by Candygirl73

Oh actually I do know where that's at. My grandfather lives in Vegas. Still too bad there weren't cops there.

Good deal. Hey next time you're in Vegas drop me a PM before you come out, I'll get you some show tickets, I'm always inundated with comp tickets my customers never use. I usually have a good variety of different shows throughout the week.

[Imasmashu]

I live and Vegas and the word on the street is that Walker got a prostitute, which they are common in the area he was found (Koval/Flamingo), and he got set up and robbed.

Either way, he's fortunate to be on his feet.

[Raider Ran]

Originally Posted by Imasmashu

I live and Vegas and the word on the street is that Walker got a prostitute, which they are common in the area he was found (Koval/Flamingo), and he got set up and robbed.

Either way, he's fortunate to be on his feet.

Possible also. Why would you go chasing postitutes when you could order room service. Hell he had 10G's on him.

Here is a quote from another thread of course can you believe the company spokesman either but with 2000 cameras.

In a statement to News 3, a spokesperson for MGM-Mirage, which owns Bellagio, says this:
The facts that have been reported regarding the incident involving Javon Walker are incorrect. I am unable to provide further detail out of respect for the Metro investigation which is currently underway.
About 2,000 surveillance cameras capture round-the clock views inside and outside of the hotel. And the Bellagio is working with Metro on the investigation. Doubt about Walker kidnapping story

[VaRayder]

OJ was "is his room" too wasn't he?

[MT/Cali Raider]

what an ass, about the lying i mean. very very unfortunate that it happen at all but why make that story up about it. if it is proved false he's gonna have a lot of explaning to do.

[Raider Ran]

Originally Posted by MT/Cali Raider

what an ass, about the lying i mean. very very unfortunate that it happen at all but why make that story up about it. if it is proved false he's gonna have a lot of explaning to do.

Starting with filing a false police report which could get him suspended by the league.

[raiderwood]

I call this one, "Ocean's 14: The Javon Walker Heist." The old team plans an elaborate scheme to once again rob the Bellagio, and streams phony video feeds to fool the unsuspecting security guards who are watching the monitors. Elevator cams, lobby cams, garage cams, the whole nine yards are covered. Then Clooney and Pitt carry Javon away in a knapsack to a SWAT truck and drop him off in the street to make it look like he got drunk and mugged, when it was really an inside job. Clooney and Pitt were hired by none other than... MIKE SHANAHAN!!! That's right, the orange-skinned villain is back to foil Javon's night of spraying innocent bystanders and Floyd Mayweather, who is by no means innocent. After his terrible display of acting and athleticism during Wrestlemania, Mayweather deserved it.

Whatever happened, I think that we can all agree that spraying a crowd of people warrants someone being pissed off. So hopefully Javon learns from this and moves forward a little more responsibly.

[RaiderRoddy]

i don't know what to say to this one. he better produce

[RaiderEast]

If someone knocked at your hotel door at 5:30 in the morning would you answer it like it was the Avon lady?

[Raider Ran]

Originally Posted by RaiderEast

If someone knocked at your hotel door at 5:30 in the morning would you answer it like it was the Avon lady?

I would think they might have a peep hole in the door at a high priced hotel..Lets see what their investigate brings out.

[RaiderEast]

The prostitute story could fit here. If you were a high-profile athlete like Javon, calling a prostitute up to your room at a high security hotel may not be the best idea, though it would probably be safer. Something may turn up in some camera footage somewhere. I would think most of the area around the casinos are under surveillance. It does question his intelligence. . .