Blitz Coming for Giant Pierce

Now that Plaxico Burress has been charged, the focus of New York cops is squarely on his teammate Antonio Pierce.

The linebacker's SUV was impounded by the NYPD yesterday to look for blood and gunpowder residue that might be inside, reports the New York Post. What's more, he didn't meet with cops for a second consecutive day, though his lawyer says he will.

Meanwhile, the doctor who treated Plax's bullet wound without calling the cops is Dr. Josyann Abisaab, who doesn't work directly for New York-Cornell Hospital but is affiliated with it. The Post reports she was summoned from home in the middle of the night to treat Burress.



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1. She is probably Buress "personal" physcian and the NYPD needs to start investigating the massive quantities of narcotics she was prescribing to him.

Posted at 8:42AM on Dec 3rd 2008 by whatever

2. Get off there nuts!!!

Posted at 9:13AM on Dec 3rd 2008 by LadySkool

3. WTF I wouldn't tell the police nothing!!! If they want info on this case the better do there jobs!!!

Posted at 9:16AM on Dec 3rd 2008 by LadySkool

4. GOOO GIANTS!!

Posted at 10:06AM on Dec 3rd 2008 by UNREAL

5. This is really not a big deal. He has a registered gun. An expired permit to carry from another state. He hurt himself in an accident while committing no crime. Many people use guns in crimes never shooting them and receive no jail time

Posted at 2:00PM on Dec 3rd 2008 by Will

6. Pierce should be suspended as well for interferring in a police investigation. Bradshaw and Ward may be implicated as well. I hope it's all true and the mighty Giants fall flat on their faces. If this was Dallas these dudes would already be suspended.
GO COWBOYS!!!!!!

Posted at 2:08PM on Dec 3rd 2008 by A man

7. With or without Plaxico or Antonio, the Cowboys don't stand a chance. I mean the last time they won the Super Bowl was in 1996.

Posted at 3:59PM on Dec 3rd 2008 by Monica

8. Thanks for the blog,

It is but proper to suspend the doctor since she failed to abide by the provisions of law. Sometimes, covering up someone else causes trouble to oneself.

Posted at 3:52PM on Dec 13th 2008 by News Review