Another one in! 10 years? No bail! Fortunately, the Knicks ran fast enough

According to the US media NBA Central, Marcus Morris (twin brother) has been detained awaiting trial for suspected crimes and is not allowed to be released on bail.

You should know that under the US judicial system, basically most cases are allowed to be released on bail. Only when the circumstances are very serious and are considered to be a serious security threat to society will they be refused to be released on bail. So, what crime did Morris Jr. commit? !

According to court information, Marcus Morris is in custody awaiting trial for suspected interstate short check fraud. The United States has two legal systems - state law and federal law. Because it is a trans-state crime, the basis for the penalty must be based on the Federal Check Fraud Act. In the Federal Check Fraud Act, "interstate blank checks" are a felony and can face up to 10 years in prison, which is why Morris Jr. is not allowed to be released on bail.

Fortunately, the Knicks ran fast enough, otherwise there would be an additional jailed active player. Morris Jr. has actually been marginalized in the NBA for many years... In 2024, Morris Jr. signed a training camp contract with the Knicks, but was laid off if he failed to become a regular. In his 14-year career, Morris Jr. has played for the Rockets, Suns, Celtics, Knicks, Clippers, 76ers and Cavaliers. He was once a very useful forward swingman.

At its peak, I even averaged 19.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game (the half season I played in the Knicks in the 2019-20 season)

I calculated that Morris Jr.'s NBA career salary was also 108 million. Sure enough, no matter how much money NBA players earn, they will always go on a path of no return, either going bankrupt or going to jail. Bankruptcy! this! The Lakers Dynasty has abolished another

, and then another one is in. If all the players who entered the NBA are locked in the same prison, this is enough to make up a very good lineup, right? ! Not long ago, Ben McLemore was sentenced to 100 months in prison for rape.

Last year, Big Baby Glen Davis was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud. The fraud case of

Big baby is a insurance fraud case!

The NBA has a protection plan. From 2017 to 21, several former NBA players provided false medical certificates to the plan to fraudulent insurance.

At that time, in addition to the big baby, many other players were sentenced.

As the mastermind, Terrence Williams was sentenced to 10 years.

Kenyang Dulin was sentenced to 30 months

Alan Anderson was sentenced to 24 months

Glen Davis, in addition to these newly jailed...

, there are many former NBA players who were sentenced to prison many years ago, and they are not yet fully sentenced.

Former Lakers player Gavaris Crittanton, who once came to the CBA to play, was sentenced to 23 years in prison for shooting a 22-year-old woman in a gang fight in 2011 and was sentenced to 23 years in prison and still nine years before she was released from prison.

and the jailed...

Eddie Johnson (who played for the Eagles, the Cavaliers and the Supersonics, and was selected as the All-Star twice), was sentenced to life imprisonment because he threatened an 8-year-old girl during the theft and died in prison in 2020.

are all tears!

👆Did you recognize who this back is? Many NBA players really need to improve their ideological and moral character.