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(CBS4 News) SOUTH BEACH An arrest warrant is expected to be issued today for NBA basketball star Juwan Howard.
Miami Beach police told our news partners at The Herald that they’ll seek a warrant for Howard’s arrest Thursday.
Howard, a former Heat player who now plays for the Houston Rockets, is accused of stealing an expensive pair of sunglasses from a South Beach store.
The owner of the Eye Q Optical at 760 Ocean Drive says Juwan Howard took off with a pair of Cartier sunglasses worth almost $2000 from his store. He says the incident was caught on surveillance camera, though he is not allowing the media to view the tape yet.
Miguel Rodriguez, a salesperson at the store was originally fired by the owner after the pricey glasses went missing, but after reviewing the surveillance tape, the owner realized it was Howard who had taken them. To make matters more disturbing for the employees, Howard is known to them as a regular customer at the shop that is frequented by many celebrities.
The management of the store did file a police report with the Miami Beach Police Department.
Howard, who owns a condo on Brickell Key and a home in the Coral Gables area, is reportedly in Houston.
(CBS4 News) SOUTH BEACH An arrest warrant is expected to be issued today for NBA basketball star Juwan Howard.
Miami Beach police told our news partners at The Herald that they’ll seek a warrant for Howard’s arrest Thursday.
Howard, a former Heat player who now plays for the Houston Rockets, is accused of stealing an expensive pair of sunglasses from a South Beach store.
The owner of the Eye Q Optical at 760 Ocean Drive says Juwan Howard took off with a pair of Cartier sunglasses worth almost $2000 from his store. He says the incident was caught on surveillance camera, though he is not allowing the media to view the tape yet.
Miguel Rodriguez, a salesperson at the store was originally fired by the owner after the pricey glasses went missing, but after reviewing the surveillance tape, the owner realized it was Howard who had taken them. To make matters more disturbing for the employees, Howard is known to them as a regular customer at the shop that is frequented by many celebrities.
The management of the store did file a police report with the Miami Beach Police Department.
Howard, who owns a condo on Brickell Key and a home in the Coral Gables area, is reportedly in Houston.