scottditzen
09-04-2014, 12:04 PM
You may have seen this guy on Fox News, or if you're in Cleveland you're lucky enough to see him using his celebrity status to sell cars in low budget commercials. What a piece of work lol.
Ex-SEAL lied about Bath Township parking lot shooting, chief says
By Adam Ferrise, Northeast Ohio Media Group
September 03, 2014
AKRON, Ohio — The former Navy SEAL who gained national fame after being shot in a Bath Township parking lot in March is now accused of lying about the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Christopher Mark Heben, 44, is charged with obstructing justice and falsification in Akron Municipal Court. He is scheduled for an arraignment on Sept. 11. The charges carry a maximum penalty of nine months in jail and a $1,750 fine.
Bath Township Police Chief Mike McNeely said a detective spent 30 hours a week for five months investigating the shooting.
"We would give that kind of treatment to anyone who was shot," McNeely said. "We investigated it to the end, because that's what we do."
Heben told Bath police on March 28 that a man shot him in the stomach outside the Mustard Seed Market and Café after an altercation in the parking lot, where the driver of a car backed into him.
http://www.cleveland.com/akron/index.ssf/2014/09/ex-seal_lied_about_bath_townsh.html#incart_m-rpt-1
Ex-SEAL lied about Bath Township parking lot shooting, chief says
By Adam Ferrise, Northeast Ohio Media Group
September 03, 2014
AKRON, Ohio — The former Navy SEAL who gained national fame after being shot in a Bath Township parking lot in March is now accused of lying about the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Christopher Mark Heben, 44, is charged with obstructing justice and falsification in Akron Municipal Court. He is scheduled for an arraignment on Sept. 11. The charges carry a maximum penalty of nine months in jail and a $1,750 fine.
Bath Township Police Chief Mike McNeely said a detective spent 30 hours a week for five months investigating the shooting.
"We would give that kind of treatment to anyone who was shot," McNeely said. "We investigated it to the end, because that's what we do."
Heben told Bath police on March 28 that a man shot him in the stomach outside the Mustard Seed Market and Café after an altercation in the parking lot, where the driver of a car backed into him.
http://www.cleveland.com/akron/index.ssf/2014/09/ex-seal_lied_about_bath_townsh.html#incart_m-rpt-1