Lying Can't Save Your Behind

How many times have you ever lied? You lie you get in trouble, which follows up to another lie which you think that will get you out of the trouble that you are in. Well, that lie will just keep on piling up on more lies which will cause you to get in to more trouble. But lying is a typical thing for a kid to do. But for a grown man at the age of thirty-one, that’s just sad and disappointing. For a grown man to make up a lie then lie again and again and again until it just blows up in your face.
Thirty-one year old Plaxico Burres is a wide receiver for the New York Giants. People call him a "young rookie" but he really isn’t. Burres has been in the National Football League for seven years. He spent a few years with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but they let him go. The Steelers clearly knew that he was a play maker but not a team player. So they let him go as a free agent, who was then picked up by the New York Giants, which he currently plays for now.
Burres helped the Giants go to last years Super Bowl against the New England Patriots which he scored the winning touchdown. Gotten himself in trouble in Pittsburgh, Burres is now in trouble again. This past weekend, Burres went to a club in New York. Going in to the club, Burres was carrying a gun in his pants, without, a license. The gun then dropped down his pants and down his pant leg. While attempting to grab it, he accidentally shot himself in the thigh. The damage wasn’t too bad, but he was bleeding a lot. Finally he went to the hospital, which were he used a false name while checking into the E. R. His story that he told the doctor was "I was in Apple Bee’s, when someone in there with a gun, shot me.", talk about "Felling Good in the Neighborhood".
The doctor then discovered that he was lying and recognized him as Plaxico Burres. Burres clearly knew that he was carrying a gun around without a license. So what he did was turn himself into the police. When he told the cops his story, he twisted it around from what he told the doctor. He told the police that he was in a club when someone shot him. The officers knew something was up, so they put the whole thing under investigation. After questioning Burres one more time after his buddy who went tot the club with him, ratting him out that he had the gun, and that he shot himself, Burres pleaded not guilty that he didn’t pull the trigger.