Bengals' Lewis Apologizes For Police Comments
25th May, 2007 - 6:00 pm
AP - Bengals coach Marvin Lewis, whose team has had several run-ins with the law, apologized Thursday for comments about police possibly targeting his players.

"Yesterday, I gave a radio interview and made some comments that did not illustrate the high regard I have for the Cincinnati Police Department. I apologize that what I said did not reflect my true feelings," Lewis said.

Lewis' statement came a day after a radio interview that drew a response from Police Chief Tom Streicher. Talking on Dan Patrick's ESPN radio show about Bengals off-field problems, Lewis noted that Chris Henry was pulled over in March after not signaling a turn while driving in Cincinnati. [READ]

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