Whitner's home robbed during Sunday's game...

[HAMMER]

http://www.buffalonews.com/258/story/802632.html?imw=Y

Thurm, what is going on in your city? This is not going to make people want to move there. Thieves suck.

[yordad]

Thank you for yesterdays news.

[ddaryl]

Look for the guy sporting a ton of bling and driving a 1986 Chevette

[Mike13]

wasnt that his base salary last year?

I thought he was worth millions.

[bigbub2352]

it was his own family or friends that did it as per 103.3 the edge local buffalo radio Shred and Ragan talking about it
scumbags

[Marvelous]

a day late brotha.

--I keep everything from medication -to- SS cards -to- money, jewelry etc. And i'm on a average at best, middle class salary. There's no excuse for him to not have his *** in a safe.

[JD]

http://www.threadbombing.com/data/media/30/fail_thread.jpg

[casdhf]

http://www.buffalonews.com/258/story/802632.html?imw=Y

Thurm, what is going on in your city? This is not going to make people want to move there. Thieves suck.Right, I'm sure Buffalo has more crime than San Diego.

[THATHURMANATOR]

It doesn't Cas....

By the way he had a ton of people at his house for the game and they think it was someone he knows.....

[SquishDaFish]

Posted yesterday

[HAMMER]

Thurm, you need to rectify this crime spree now or Buffalo's reputation will forever be tarnished. See below.

http://www.philly.com/dailynews/sports/20090922_Coldhearted_in_Buffalo.html

Coldhearted in Buffalo

THE BUFFALO AREA is probably a great place to live - unless you play for the Bills.

On Sunday, safety Donte Whitner had about $400,000 worth of jewelry stolen from his home in Hamburg, a Buffalo suburb.

Police said the theft was reported about 2 hours after the Bills won their home opener against Tampa Bay.

Last week, teammate Leodis McKelvin, who also lives in Hamburg, had his front lawn vandalized by two teenagers after the Bills' season-opening loss to New England.

Yesterday, McKelvin chose not to prosecute the two 16-year-old boys, who admitted to spray-painting an obscenity on his lawn. The boys will avoid criminal charges but still have to perform 120 hours of community service.

Police said the incidents are unrelated.

Whitner told the Associated Press yesterday that the theft was "very disappointing."

The recent incidents come on the heels of an odd situation involving Bills receiver Terrell Owens.

In June, Owens said he had trouble renting a home in the Orchard Park suburb of Buffalo because residents feared the drama he might bring to their neighborhood.

The bottom line? If you're an NFL player, Buffalo might not be the best town to shuffle off to.