When you turned to get it thats when he saw the group of people rushing towards him he asked that we not identify him for fear of retaliation but he described what happened next. They just bum rushed me, hit me, stomped me and kicked me in my head. Reporter pinned down on the sidewalk and surrounded he says there was little he could do. Like this. Trying not so much as putting my 50 up but trying to protect myself. I was trying to stay alive. I was doing the best to protect myself. Nervous, scared. Reporter eventually a bystander comes over to help and the victim says the group scattered. He went home and filed a Police Report midday on sunday. The victim says all he wanted to do was grab some groceries before heading home but instead hes nursing bumps and bruises across his body after the alleged attack. Its a question if youre at the wrong place at the wrong time, it can can happen anywhere. Reporter do you think it was completely random . Yes. Reporter and police say they are contin
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Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman William Sweet entered the National Football League as an undrafted rookie out of the University of North Carolina, earning a roster spot on the Arizona Cardinals in 2019. Before he ever played in a regular-season game, he found himself out for the year with a ligament injury.
The injury gave him time to realize that, even as a man in his early 20s, a lucrative pro sports career can end at any moment. So he started investing in real estate. Courtesy of William Sweet Dallas Cowboys tackle William Sweet during a recent visit to NASA.
“That s when my eyes opened up,” said Sweet, 23, who made his NFL debut with the Dallas Cowboys last year. “I wanted it to last forever. How can I make this last forever? Business was my way out.”