Chair-Tossing Suspect Found In New Video
Man Could Face Felony Charges
Artest Regrets Charging Into Stands
Indiana Pacers player Ron Artest has admitted that he regrets charging into the stands, Local 4 reported.Artest said in a new People magazine article that he wishes the situation had not turned out the way it did."I hope some of the Detroit fans I was interacting with before the game could come to my defense," said Artest in the article. "You know, you've got fans. And 99.9 percent of them are great and 0.1 percent are jerks."The Indiana Pacer also commented on the brawl in a satellite interview from Indianapolis with Matt Lauer on NBC's "Today Show" in New York."It wasn't good at all for anybody," said Artest.Artest said this is the third incident in which he has been hit by something thrown by a fan at a game. He said fans can say anything, but they should not have thrown objects.When Lauer asked Artest if he believed he received the appropriate punishment for Friday's incident at The Palace of Auburn Hills, he said he respects NBA Commissioner David Stern's decision but does not believe he should have been suspended for the rest of the season.As for his future plans, Artest said he is working on a music CD and will "continue to do positive things."Artest's suspension is expected to cost him about $5 million in lost salary.Player | Games Suspended | Salary | Salary Lost |
Ron Artest (Indiana) | 73 | $6.2 million | $4.95 million |
Stephen Jackson (Indiana) | 30 | $5.1 million | $1.7 million |
Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana) | 25 | $14.8 million | $4.1 million |
Ben Wallace (Detroit) | 6 | $6 million | $400,000 |
Anthony Johnson (Indiana) | 5 | $2.2 million | $122,222 |
Reggie Miller (Indiana) | 1 | $5.5 million | $61,111 |
Chauncey Billups (Detroit) | 1 | $5.5 million | $60,611 |
Derrick Coleman (Detroit) | 1 | $4.5 million | $50,000 |
Elden Campbell (Detroit) | 1 | $4.4 million | $48,888 |
- November 23, 2004: Palace Fans File Suit Against Pacers' Players
- November 22, 2004: Report: Fan In White Hat Has Criminal History
- November 22, 2004: NBA Blows Whistle On Pistons-Pacers Brawlers
- November 20, 2004: Palace Brawl Was 'Ugly Scene,' Says Pistons President




























A Michigan teen who was sentenced to four days in juvenile detention Thursday for refusing to visit his father was released after spending only one night there.
Stefanie Spielman, the wife of NFL and
Ohio State star Chris Spielman who led a public fight against
breast cancer, died Thursday after a lengthy battle with the
disease. She was 42.
A man leads police on a chase through several communities during rush hour traffic Thursday.
Detroit police cold case investigators have arrested a 42-year-old man in connection with a homicide case from 1993.
A Ypsilanti Township man is in police custody after police said they discovered about $2 million worth of cocaine inside of his vehicle.
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