Rehab In Vegas

Lawsuit filed against Mayweather for alleged attack in Vegas | Philadelphia ...

A Nevada man claims boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. directed his bodyguards to attack him at a Las Vegas casino last year after the man tried to take a photograph of the undefeated champion and asked about a fight with another star boxer, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in state court in Las Vegas.

The lawsuit alleges Mayweather's bodyguards attacked Anthony Cliff near a valet parking stand at the Palms Casino Resort on March 27, 2010, after Mayweather accused Cliff of "disrespecting" him.

Mayweather's bodyguards allegedly struck Cliff in the face, slamming his head into the ground. They then kicked him repeatedly in his back and side, the lawsuit says.

Mayweather's attorney and a spokesman for the Palms did not immediately respond yesterday to requests for comment.

The suit accuses Mayweather of assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring, training, supervision and retention of employees.

Mayweather is undefeated in 41 fights, having won titles in five divisions.

Colleges

* Former North Carolina State quarterback Russell Wilson will compete for the starting job at Wisconsin this season. Wilson has 1 year of eligibility remaining and can play right away. He will attend graduate school at UW.

* Dave Icenhower is retiring as the College of New Jersey's wrestling coach after 35 years and five national titles. Icenhower posted a 535-80-4 record in dual meets, becoming only one of four wrestling coaches at any NCAA level to surpass 500 wins.

* Kentucky has given basketball coach John Calipari an extension that makes his contract worth $36.5 million and will keep him coaching the Wildcats through 2019.

Philly File

* Temple women's rowing coach Tim Hagen resigned after seven seasons.

Sport Stops

* Pittsburgh Penguins star center Evgeni Malkin is expected to be ready for training camp, coach Dan Bylsma said. Malkin is recovering from February surgery to repair a torn ACL and MCL. Also, captain Sidney Crosby has been cleared by doctors for twice-a-day, off-ice workouts, in his recovery from concussion symptoms.

* New Orleans Hornets leading scorer David West has opted out of the final year of his contract and will become a free agent. West, a two-time All-Star who was drafted 18th overall by New Orleans in 2003, started 70 games last season, averaging 18.9 points to go with 7.

A Las Vegas Bath Salt Rehab Center Can Help You

Don’t confuse a Las Vegas bath salt rehab center with the spa treatment

Las Vegas Bath salt rehab has nothing to do with luxury, but a lot to do with bath salt. This is the latest trend in the “legal drugs” craze, which are escaping law enforcement. These so-called bath salts are actually over the counter drugs that mimic the effects of illegal drugs, such as cocaine and ecstasy.

However, they are being sold as bath salts (really poor quality bath salts), while the underground enjoys these products for less luxurious reasons. These OTC drugs when taken for recreational use are potentially dangerous and can cause mental disturbances. Worse yet, they are highly addictive, just as street drugs are.

A Las Vegas bath salt rehab center is ready to handle cases of “legal” drugs, just as they are ready to handle street drug or prescription drug rehab. If a person has a high level of substances in his/her body, the detox phase must come first. Afterwards, rehab therapy will focus on helping the person to avoid relapse and to stop resorting to the drug for stress-relief.

Some of the most popular bath salt drugs include Ivory Wave . The instructions clearly read, “Not intended for consumption” but few people are paying attention to this warning. This type of OTC drug is especially dangerous because children may be able to get a hold of it.

Sources say that strictly as a bath salt, these items are useless. They provide no odor and contribute nothing to a bath. However, they do produce “legal” highs, and this is concerning. Once a person has become addicted to the drug, a Las Vegas bath salt rehab center in Nevada is likely the only solution. It doesn’t really matter what the drug of choice is—people can become addicted to OTC drugs, illegal drugs and prescription drugs all the same.

A rehab facility will focus on rehabilitating the ex-user, whereas the detox center will help the person to remove the substance from his/her body. The rehab stage involves counseling and helping the person to avoid relapse in the future. Though these substances can be legally purchased (at least for the time being) this doesn’t mean they are legal drugs. In fact, they may even be more dangerous than alcohol and some lighter street drugs.

If you or someone you know needs help with recovery, then a Las Vegas bath salt rehab center in Nevada is the safest choice. Act now!