Greg Oden punches girlfriend
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2014 9:46 am
This would have been funny if he had hit her with is dick, but seeing where it took place is good enough.
Greg Oden arrested, accused of punching ex-girlfriend
Bill McCleery and Matthew Glenesk, Indianapolis Star 12:13 p.m. EDT August 7, 2014
NBA player Greg Oden was arrested in Lawrence, Ind. this morning, accused of punching his ex-girlfriend.
The incident happened around 3:30 a.m. in the 7200 block of Maple Bluff Place, according to a Lawrence Police Department report.
Officers arrived at the home to find the victim crying and lying across a bed holding her face, police said. A woman described as the victim's best friend first told officers what happened, police said.
"He punched her in the face," the witness said, according to the report.
The victim initially was "uncooperative," police said.
The victim's best friend, police said, told the woman, "There isn't that much love in the world. You need to tell that he punched you in the face."
Police "observed blood, swelling to the nose, lacerations to the forehead and nose area of the victim's face," according to the report. They also "observed blood on the sofa and floor in the sitting area. (They) observed (blood) on the living room carpet (and) dirt from a flower pot that was knocked over."
The house belongs to Oden's mother.
Oden, 26, was "calm, apologetic and cooperative" when officers spoke with him, police said.
"I was wrong, and I know what has to happen," Oden told police, according to the report.
Greg Oden arrested, accused of punching ex-girlfriend
Bill McCleery and Matthew Glenesk, Indianapolis Star 12:13 p.m. EDT August 7, 2014
NBA player Greg Oden was arrested in Lawrence, Ind. this morning, accused of punching his ex-girlfriend.
The incident happened around 3:30 a.m. in the 7200 block of Maple Bluff Place, according to a Lawrence Police Department report.
Officers arrived at the home to find the victim crying and lying across a bed holding her face, police said. A woman described as the victim's best friend first told officers what happened, police said.
"He punched her in the face," the witness said, according to the report.
The victim initially was "uncooperative," police said.
The victim's best friend, police said, told the woman, "There isn't that much love in the world. You need to tell that he punched you in the face."
Police "observed blood, swelling to the nose, lacerations to the forehead and nose area of the victim's face," according to the report. They also "observed blood on the sofa and floor in the sitting area. (They) observed (blood) on the living room carpet (and) dirt from a flower pot that was knocked over."
The house belongs to Oden's mother.
Oden, 26, was "calm, apologetic and cooperative" when officers spoke with him, police said.
"I was wrong, and I know what has to happen," Oden told police, according to the report.