Mike Vick (official thread)

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Vick's Sugarloaf Country Club Estate For Sale - News Story - WSB Atlanta

ATLANTA -- Michael Vick has put his $4.5 million Georgia home on the market.

The home is located in the Sugarloaf Country Club in Duluth on Darlington Run.

A listing on Realtor.com says the house has seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms and an estimated monthly mortgage payment of $23,206.

REALTOR.com: Find a Home - Listing Detail

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Damn, did you see the string of prior stories ..

Previous Stories:

• October 15, 2007: Wachovia Sues Vick Over Unpaid Restaurant Loan
• October 10, 2007: School Bans Controversial Vick T-Shirts
• October 9, 2007: Falcons Can Recoup Nearly $20 Million In Bonus Money
• October 3, 2007: Trial Date Set For Vick; Mugshot Released
• October 3, 2007: Vick Skipping Today's Dogfighting Hearing
• September 26, 2007: Vick Tests Positive For Marijuana
• September 25, 2007: New Charges Threaten Vick's Career
• September 23, 2007: Vick Could Face Additional Charges
• September 6, 2007: Bidding On Vick Apology Reaches $10,000
• September 5, 2007: Bathroom Sex Senator Hires Vick's Lawyer
• September 4, 2007: Whoopi Goldberg Defends Vick
• September 3, 2007: Brooking Replaces Vick For AirTran
• August 29, 2007: eBay Seller Offers Dog-Chewed Vick Cards
• August 28, 2007: Posh To Prison: What's Ahead For Vick
• August 28, 2007: No Show: Vick Cancels Interview On Atlanta's KISS 104
• August 27, 2007: Vick Asks For Forgiveness, Understanding
• August 27, 2007: Blank: Falcons Won't Cut Vick
• August 27, 2007: Vick Arrives At Courthouse For Plea Hearing
• August 24, 2007: Vick Plea Deal Could Unravel
• August 23, 2007: Judge Saves Vick Dogs From Death Row
• August 22, 2007: NAACP: Vick's Not Guilty, Let Him Play
• August 22, 2007: Falcons Players Support Vick
• August 21, 2007: Bottom Falls Out Of Vick Jersey Market
• August 21, 2007: Blank: Vick Lied To Me
• August 21, 2007: Vick Agrees to 'Guilty' Plea
• August 20, 2007: Vick Judge: No Deal Close For Quarterback
• August 17, 2007: Co-Defendant: 'Vick Killed Dogs'
• August 17, 2007: Vick Jerseys Being Used To Clean Kennels
• August 16, 2007: Prosecutor Gives Vick Deadline For Plea Deal
• August 15, 2007: PETA Asks Vick Be Banned From Owning Pets
• August 15, 2007: Vick Could Face New Charges
• August 14, 2007: Vick Co-Defendants Set For Plea Agreement Hearings
• August 13, 2007: Conflicting Reports On Possible Suspension For Vick
• August 6, 2007: Web Site Sells Vick Chew Toy For Dogs
• July 30, 2007: Vick Speaks Out During Radio Interview
• July 30, 2007: Vick Co-Defendant Taking Plea Deal

A Rake's Progress?

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ESPN - Sources: Vick surrenders to serve sentence early - NFL

Vick turned himself in so that he can begin serving his sentence earlier, meaning whatever sentence he receives on Dec. 10 potentially will end earlier.

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Dispatch

Vick jailed after early surrender

Tuesday, November 20, 2007 2:28 AM



From wire reports

Michael Vick



Michael Vick got a head start on a possible long prison stretch yesterday, surrendering three weeks before he was to be sentenced for his involvement in a bloody dogfighting ring.
The suspended Atlanta Falcons quarterback surrendered to the U.S. Marshal's Service in Richmond, Va., even though his sentencing in federal court is not scheduled until Dec. 10. Vick is sitting behind bars at the Northern Neck Regional Jail, a 460-bed facility, about 55 miles northeast of Richmond.

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Cincy

Feds Seek $1M From Vick for Pit Bulls

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Michael Vick's "deteriorating financial condition" prompted federal prosecutors to ask a judge to order the former NFL star to set aside nearly $1 million for the care of pit bulls seized from his dogfighting operation.
In court papers filed Tuesday, the government asked U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson to issue a restraining order that essentially would freeze about $928,000 to fulfill Vick's legal obligation to cover the costs of caring for the dogs and finding homes for them.
Vick faces a prison term of up to five years when he is sentenced Dec. 10 on a federal dogfighting conspiracy conviction. He voluntarily began serving his prison term early on Monday.

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Re: In court papers filed Tuesday, the government asked U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson to issue a restraining order that essentially would freeze about $928,000 to fulfill Vick's legal obligation to cover the costs of caring for the dogs and finding homes for them.

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As part of his plea deal, Vick agreed to make restitution for the care and placement of the 54 pit bulls confiscated from his Bad Newz Kennels property in Surry County

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$928,000 divided by 54 dogs = $17,185.19 per dog

Is somebody [censored]ing crazy here? Please, give me the $928,000; and I'll take care of the dogs and make sure they get a good home.