Javaris Crittenton Will Turn Himself In Tonight
Put down your pitchforks, Atlantans. Javaris Crittenton, the former Georgia Tech/Lakers/Grizzlies/Wizards guard, will surrender to Atlanta police, after a brief disappearance and manhunt that landed him federal charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He's wanted in connection with an August 19 drive-by shooting.
Crittenton's attorney tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, ""Mr. Crittenton wants to clear his name. He's innocent of the charges."
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