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Famous NBA Athletes
It's not a secret that sport is full of criminal athletes. And NBA is not an acception. Being a thug or a gangster is the world of Basketball is considered cool. As a result, some of the most famous athletes have distinct marks on their criminal records. In the previous post, I have listed some of the most shocking facts you didn't know about NBA. In this post, I have compiled a list of the top 5 NBA Players Who Committed Crime in the Past.

Kendrick Perkins

The famous NBA player Kendrick Perkins ran into problems during his lockout time. One day, Perkins got drunk and intoxicated in some nightclub in Texas. There the famous NBA player tried to punch the manager of the club in the face. In addition, Kendrick had intentions to fight a few more


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