Give Credit where Credit is Due!!

by Jacky Jasper

Numerous reports about the Reggie Miller drama have listed the Daily Mail in the UK as the source for the information and quotes. This of course was BS as HSK reported on these issues before any plane took to the air. As of today the Daily mail has bent over to Jacky and credited Hollywood Street King as the source. The following email mail was received this morning:

“Dear Mr Jasper

Thank you for your recent email, which has been brought to my attention.

You will no doubt be aware the piece on MailOnline to which you refer has been amended to include a credit to Hollywoodstreetking.com.

Thank you again for writing to bring this to our attention.

Yours sincerely

Charles A Garside

Assistant Editor”

The moment a basketball star was told plane and simple to keep his hands to himself

By Daily Mail Reporter

Last updated at 10:56 AM on 11th August 2009

A banner warning ex-NBA star Reggie Miller off married women was flown over several southern California beaches this weekend. It is not known who forked out for this expensive warning but it comes after Miller allegedly pursued his neighbour Ali Kay – who is engaged to designer Diane von Furstenburg’s son Alex.

According to a restraining order, that was never filed, Miller, who played for the Indiana Pacers, met Ms Kay at a party in July last year. In March of this year he then bumped into her at a grocery store, then waited outside for an hour until she left, before following her up a motorway.

Former NBA basketball player Reggie Miller

He also allegedly harassed her by phone, including sending her 53 text messages over the course of less than four hours, Hollywoodstreetking.com reported.

According to the document, when confronted by Mr von Furstenberg, who owns a surf shop in Malibu, Miller turned threatening. ‘He said he had friends with guns. He implied I would get hurt if I didn’t stop questioning him on his inappropriate pursuit of my fiancee and his attempts to subvert his efforts,’ Mr von Furstenberg wrote.

The matter seemed to have ended when each party’s lawyers got involved, and Mr von Fursternberg issued a statement saying: ‘I was very upset about Reggie’s behavior towards my fiancée. I think people in Malibu share my views that being a famous basketball player should not provide some sort of shield against inappropriate behavior. ‘Reggie sincerely apologized to me on a phone call with Ronald Richards, his attorney, and myself. I cannot comment further on the matter as I believe it has been resolved.’

But despite the matter being apparently resolved, the banner appeared over the beach on Friday afternoon. Was it from another disgruntled husband?