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[quote name='Star Telegram']
Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens ingested a large amount of prescription pain medication in a suicide attempt at his home, according to a Dallas police report cited by WFAA/Channel 8.
The report indicates that when police asked Owens if he had tried to harm himself, he said yes, the station reported.
KTVT/Channel 11 reported Wednesday that a woman named "Etheridge," likely Owens' publicist Kim Etheridge, called police at 7:51 p.m. Tuesday to report a suicide attempt. The station said Owens ingested 35 pills. On Tuesday night, a Cowboys source said that Owens had suffered an allergic reaction to pain medication and was admitted to Baylor Medical Center.
Owens left the hospital early this morning and police said they would make a statement during "working hours." A news conference will be held later today, police said.
On Tuesday, Etheridge said of the incident: "This is not serious."
KTVT/Channel 11 reported Tuesday that a fire rescue team took Owens to the hospital, reportedly to the emergency room to induce vomiting. Dallas police did not confirm nor deny any details. Calls to Owens' agent were not returned.
Owens was on pain medication after he suffered a broken bone leading to his right ring finger in the Sept. 17 game against Washington. The next day, Owens had a plate screwed in to protect the bone so it could heal with no further risk of damage.
Cowboys coach Bill Parcells said Sept. 20, "the pain medicine made [Owens] ill."
The original prognosis was that Owens would be out two to four weeks.
But after having the plate inserted into his hand, the question was whether Owens could withstand the pain of playing and catching passes with the plate.
Owens has not practiced with the team since the injury. He caught passes Tuesday on the side from teammate Sam Hurd, and Parcells said he thought Owens would join the team for practice today.
"Yeah, the swelling has gone down pretty good," Parcells said. "He's caught some balls and he ran a lot [Tuesday]. [Today] he'll do something. We have a ways to go."[/quote]
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/15620551.htm
[quote name='Star Telegram']
Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens ingested a large amount of prescription pain medication in a suicide attempt at his home, according to a Dallas police report cited by WFAA/Channel 8.
The report indicates that when police asked Owens if he had tried to harm himself, he said yes, the station reported.
KTVT/Channel 11 reported Wednesday that a woman named "Etheridge," likely Owens' publicist Kim Etheridge, called police at 7:51 p.m. Tuesday to report a suicide attempt. The station said Owens ingested 35 pills. On Tuesday night, a Cowboys source said that Owens had suffered an allergic reaction to pain medication and was admitted to Baylor Medical Center.
Owens left the hospital early this morning and police said they would make a statement during "working hours." A news conference will be held later today, police said.
On Tuesday, Etheridge said of the incident: "This is not serious."
KTVT/Channel 11 reported Tuesday that a fire rescue team took Owens to the hospital, reportedly to the emergency room to induce vomiting. Dallas police did not confirm nor deny any details. Calls to Owens' agent were not returned.
Owens was on pain medication after he suffered a broken bone leading to his right ring finger in the Sept. 17 game against Washington. The next day, Owens had a plate screwed in to protect the bone so it could heal with no further risk of damage.
Cowboys coach Bill Parcells said Sept. 20, "the pain medicine made [Owens] ill."
The original prognosis was that Owens would be out two to four weeks.
But after having the plate inserted into his hand, the question was whether Owens could withstand the pain of playing and catching passes with the plate.
Owens has not practiced with the team since the injury. He caught passes Tuesday on the side from teammate Sam Hurd, and Parcells said he thought Owens would join the team for practice today.
"Yeah, the swelling has gone down pretty good," Parcells said. "He's caught some balls and he ran a lot [Tuesday]. [Today] he'll do something. We have a ways to go."[/quote]