Report: Warren Sapp arrested for solicitation and assault
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Oh, bullshit. You hate me after I liked something on FB without knowing the history behind it. You have an hereditary gift for holding grudges.
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No, It's you, Warren Sapp and Digger Phelps.
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Warren Sapp wasn't exactly Mr. Congeniality at the NFL Network -- with a whole bunch of employees telling TMZ Sports they're GLAD he's gone ... because he was a nightmare to work with.
We broke the story ... Sapp was fired from his gig as an analyst for the NFL Network after he was arrested for soliciting prostitutes in AZ last Monday.
Now, after speaking with nearly a DOZEN current and former employees ... everyone is telling us the same thing -- GOOD RIDDANCE!!
In fact, the people we spoke with ... ranging from low-level people all the way up to big shots ... told us there was an unofficial "Sapp Disclaimer" when it came to interacting with the Hall of Famer.
Among the highlights:
-Don't look Warren in the eyes (seriously).
-Introduce yourself, but DO NOT try to befriend him.
-Call him Warren. NEVER call him "Sapp."
Of course, there are Sapp supporters ... but even they couldn't really defend the guy.
As one person put it, "I know certain people [at the Network] complained about the guy a lot but overall he was always cool ... just unpredictable."
Another person told us, "Warren has had one too many chances to get it right, and it just didn't work out for him. We all wish him well in the end."
As for his tough reputation around the office, it's not the first time we've heard that about Sapp -- back when he was on "Dancing with the Stars" he was known as the "diva" on set ... and was constantly causing problems.
We broke the story ... Sapp was fired from his gig as an analyst for the NFL Network after he was arrested for soliciting prostitutes in AZ last Monday.
Now, after speaking with nearly a DOZEN current and former employees ... everyone is telling us the same thing -- GOOD RIDDANCE!!
In fact, the people we spoke with ... ranging from low-level people all the way up to big shots ... told us there was an unofficial "Sapp Disclaimer" when it came to interacting with the Hall of Famer.
Among the highlights:
-Don't look Warren in the eyes (seriously).
-Introduce yourself, but DO NOT try to befriend him.
-Call him Warren. NEVER call him "Sapp."
Of course, there are Sapp supporters ... but even they couldn't really defend the guy.
As one person put it, "I know certain people [at the Network] complained about the guy a lot but overall he was always cool ... just unpredictable."
Another person told us, "Warren has had one too many chances to get it right, and it just didn't work out for him. We all wish him well in the end."
As for his tough reputation around the office, it's not the first time we've heard that about Sapp -- back when he was on "Dancing with the Stars" he was known as the "diva" on set ... and was constantly causing problems.
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Police: Warren Sapp haggled over price with escort, filmed sex act
By John Breech | CBSSports.com
February 19, 2015 4:37 pm ET
Warren Sapp admitted to authorities that he paid $600 for oral sex, according to a police report released on Wednesday. The Hall of Fame defensive lineman was arrested in Phoenix on Feb. 2 and charged with soliciting a prostitute and two counts of assault.
According to the police report, which was obtained by the Arizona Republic, things started to go sour between Sapp and two alleged female victims when one of the women wanted Sapp to pay her more money for sexual intercourse.
Sapp admitted to police that he had paid each woman $300 for oral sex.
The 42-year-old Sapp met the the two women in the bar at the Renaissance Hotel where he was staying in downtown Phoenix. The two women, ages 23 and 34, told Sapp that they were dancers at a strip club in Las Vegas and Sapp decided to invite them up to his room.
When the trio arrived to Sapp's room, the two women took off their clothes and danced while Sapp threw $100 bills at them, according to the police report. Sapp then decided to pay $300 to each woman for oral sex. While he was with the 23-year-old, Sapp filmed the sex act with his cell phone camera, a video that he later showed to police.
At some point, the 23-year-old asked Sapp to give her more money if he wanted to have intercourse, Sapp declined and that's when thing's allegedly got ugly.
"[Sapp] told her several times that she needed to leave but she was irate," the police report said. "At one point, she used Warren's phone to call security to his room."
According to the police report, Sapp then threw the woman in the hallway to get her out of his room.
If Sapp is convicted of soliciting a prostitute, he'll face up to six months in jail and three years probation, according to the Associated Press. Sapp, who was fired from his job with the NFL Network the day after the arrest, is due back in court on Feb. 23.
As for the women, the 23-year old is facing a prostitution charge, while the 34-year-old was cited for failure to register with the state as an escort.
By John Breech | CBSSports.com
February 19, 2015 4:37 pm ET
Warren Sapp admitted to authorities that he paid $600 for oral sex, according to a police report released on Wednesday. The Hall of Fame defensive lineman was arrested in Phoenix on Feb. 2 and charged with soliciting a prostitute and two counts of assault.
According to the police report, which was obtained by the Arizona Republic, things started to go sour between Sapp and two alleged female victims when one of the women wanted Sapp to pay her more money for sexual intercourse.
Sapp admitted to police that he had paid each woman $300 for oral sex.
The 42-year-old Sapp met the the two women in the bar at the Renaissance Hotel where he was staying in downtown Phoenix. The two women, ages 23 and 34, told Sapp that they were dancers at a strip club in Las Vegas and Sapp decided to invite them up to his room.
When the trio arrived to Sapp's room, the two women took off their clothes and danced while Sapp threw $100 bills at them, according to the police report. Sapp then decided to pay $300 to each woman for oral sex. While he was with the 23-year-old, Sapp filmed the sex act with his cell phone camera, a video that he later showed to police.
At some point, the 23-year-old asked Sapp to give her more money if he wanted to have intercourse, Sapp declined and that's when thing's allegedly got ugly.
"[Sapp] told her several times that she needed to leave but she was irate," the police report said. "At one point, she used Warren's phone to call security to his room."
According to the police report, Sapp then threw the woman in the hallway to get her out of his room.
If Sapp is convicted of soliciting a prostitute, he'll face up to six months in jail and three years probation, according to the Associated Press. Sapp, who was fired from his job with the NFL Network the day after the arrest, is due back in court on Feb. 23.
As for the women, the 23-year old is facing a prostitution charge, while the 34-year-old was cited for failure to register with the state as an escort.