Bill remembered an incident when a police crew stopped his car for no real reason while driving with his wife and friend.
“I was once stopped by a police crew and carried out an unauthorized search of the car [policists] said my car window tint is too dark. Probably it gave him a reason to search my car. I, my wife and friend got out of the car and sat on the concrete curb. “
The famous basketball player asked the police officer if he could wear the hood of his sweater, as he saw that other drivers were passing the scene, slowing down. So Bill thought that one of the passers-by could film him.
He replied, “Who are you?” What are you doing? ”I replied,“ Sir, you saw my driver’s license. I hope you know my name is Bradley Bill and I played basketball for the Wizards in Washington. “And then the conversation crossed over. He asked me how much I was earning,” says Bill.
As the conversation continued, the basketball player answered the police officer’s very rude question in a similar tone, which probably also caused further misunderstandings.
“Mr. Cop, I don’t want to sound like a wizard, but I think I deserve more than you, to which he replied, ‘I can arrest your ass here and now.’ I’ll ruin your reputation and you’ll be in the SportsCenter on Monday morning. “What? It was supposed to be a regular penalty,” the Basketball player said.
“Instead, I was forced to leave the car, it was searched and I was threatened with arrest. Not because he found anything unauthorized. Not because I did something illegal. But because he can do it! With such incidents “We have to face it. I have to say that I was lucky, because he fired me, not put me in jail,” concluded Bill.
Last season, Bill was the undisputed leader of the Washington club, averaging 30.5 points per game (second best in the league), 6.1 assists and 4.2 balls under the baskets. However, the 27-year-old defender is not yet sure about his participation in the continuation of the season in Orlando.
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