Former Celtic Nate Robinson Apologizes To Fans For Public Urination Incident
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -- Former Boston Celtic guard Nate Robinson is apologizing to fans after police caught him urinating in public in a New York City suburb.
White Plains police say an officer spotted Robinson urinating on a sidewalk outside a bookstore just before 2 a.m. Friday.
Authorities told reporters that Robinson was taken to police headquarters, issued a summons and ordered to show up in court June 22. The offense normally carries a $50 fine.
Robinson, who joined the Oklahoma City Thunder this year, posted a message on Twitter on Friday saying he made a "silly mistake." He promised it wouldn't happen again.
Thunder spokesman Brian Facchini says the team is aware of what happened but would have no comment.
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