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Old 04-09-2020, 07:59 AM  
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Chris Johnson and murder for hire, NFL players brilliance
https://www.tmz.com/2020/04/09/chris...urt-documents/

Ex-NFL star Chris Johnson is accused of funding murder-for-hire shootings that left two men dead in 2016 -- this according to explosive court docs obtained by TMZ Sports.

FYI, Johnson has NOT been formally charged with a crime -- and ADAMANTLY DENIES THE ALLEGATIONS -- but officials are clearly laying out their case against the running back ... and it's compelling stuff.

Long story short, officials believe CJ2K rewarded a gang member with cash after the guy allegedly killed two men who were suspected of gunning down Johnson's friend in 2015.

Here's the backstory ... Johnson nearly died in a shooting in Orlando, Fla., back on March 8, 2015 ... when Orange County Sheriff officials say someone opened fire on a Jeep that Chris was in at around 4 AM.

Johnson suffered a bullet wound to his shoulder and made a full recovery ... but the driver of the vehicle, his friend, Dreekius Johnson, did not survive the attack.

In new court docs ... law enforcement officials say "intelligence gathered suggested [the shooting] was a gang related murder attempt on Chris Johnson."

Officials also say ... months later, a noted Florida gang member named Dominic Bolden shot and killed two men -- one on Jan. 19, 2016 and one on July 24, 2016 -- who were believed to be the shooters in the March 2015 incident.

In the court docs, officials claim an informant told them as a reward for Bolden's alleged actions ... Chris helped the guy become a leader of a famed drug trafficking organization (DTO) in Florida.

The informant told officials that Johnson supplied Bolden "with funds and an individual who could continually supply Dominic Bolden with as much narcotics as needed to supply the DTO."

The informant also told officials the "murder for hire elevated Dominic Bolden's rank, reputation and power within the DTO" -- eventually making Bolden the org's de facto leader.

At the time of the March 2015 shooting, Chris was tagged in a social media post that appeared to be a threat directed at the gunmen ... but Chris denied he was seeking revenge, saying, "I don't live that life."

In the docs, 34-year-old Johnson is also accused of helping with day-to-day operations of the DTO ... but court records show he has NOT been formally charged with any crimes.

We've reached out to prosecutors at both the state attorney's office and the attorney general's office in Florida for comment on the investigation ... but so far, no word back yet.

We also reached out to Chris -- and a rep for the former NFL star tells us he strongly denies the allegations ... saying, "There's no validity to any of these accusations."

Chris is considered one the NFL's most exciting players EVER -- recording 9,561 rushing yards in his 10-year career.

He famously earned the nickname "CJ2K" after rushing for 2,006 yards in 2009.
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Old 04-09-2020, 09:57 AM   #16
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Old 04-09-2020, 10:01 AM   #17
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Murder for hire is expensive.

1. Hire a guy to murder a guy.
2. Hire a guy to murder the guy you hired to murder a guy.
3. Hire a guy to murder the guy you hired to murder the guy you hired to murder a guy.

Heck ... before you know it, you either run out of money or guys.

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Old 04-09-2020, 10:02 AM   #18
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Old 04-09-2020, 10:03 AM   #19
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Chris Johnson or Jamaal Charles?

Johnson had better rushing stats, Charles better receiving stats.
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Old 04-09-2020, 10:16 AM   #20
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Old 04-09-2020, 10:19 AM   #21
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He looks a lot more presentable when he gets his hair together and takes out the golds.
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Old 04-09-2020, 11:04 AM   #22
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"Chris is considered one the NFL's most exciting players EVER -- recording 9,561 rushing yards in his 10-year career."

Is he though? I've never heard that from anyone EVER.
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Old 04-09-2020, 11:19 AM   #23
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Imagine being named Dreekius...I'd slap my parents...
I was curious about that myself. It's not a variation of a common name at all. It's like they just made it up, or they heard it on the Scyfy channel or something.

And how do you broach that with your significant other?

Father: "What names do you like?"

Mother: "Well, I'm thinking maybe Anthony or Paul. Or maybe we go outside the box a little with Marcus."

Father: "Those are good, but let me throw this out there. Dreekius."
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Old 04-09-2020, 11:22 AM   #24
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Whatchyoo mean "these people?"
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Old 04-09-2020, 11:42 AM   #26
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When you think about it, the name kinda makes sense ...

In ancient Greece, Dreekius was a philosopher, a statesman, and a bathhouse regular who hired guys to xiphos dudes for drachmas.

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"Chris is considered one the NFL's most exciting players EVER -- recording 9,561 rushing yards in his 10-year career."

Is he though? I've never heard that from anyone EVER.
At his peak when he rushed for 2,000 yards he was pretty exciting to watch.

I was never a big fan, though. He was the king of going for 0-4 yard gains for his first 12 carries, then busting off a 60-yarder to salvage his performance.
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Old 04-09-2020, 12:45 PM   #28
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At his peak when he rushed for 2,000 yards he was pretty exciting to watch.

I was never a big fan, though. He was the king of going for 0-4 yard gains for his first 12 carries, then busting off a 60-yarder to salvage his performance.

Yeah, it seemed like there was about two years where he was a thing, and I won't scoff at 2,000 yards. But I never really saw him as a complete back. He could do the core job, but he wasn't a Jamaal Charles who could run, receive, and block. He was just really fast.
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Yeah, it seemed like there was about two years where he was a thing, and I won't scoff at 2,000 yards. But I never really saw him as a complete back. He could do the core job, but he wasn't a Jamaal Charles who could run, receive, and block. He was just really fast.
Go looks at their career stats. They are very similar.
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