Being A Personal Chef Is Dangerous

What's with all the athlete-related crimes today?

Our newest story involves Minnesota Timberwolves guard Ricky Davis.

The friend of a Timberwolves player is in hot water tonight. The strange story starts with a stabbing outside of Ricky Davis's apartment -- when his personal chef gets stabbed with his own kitchen knife.

The stabbing happened at a high-rise luxury apartment building at the corner of 13th and Marquette Avenue, in downtown Minneapolis.

The witness, who asked to remain anonymous, says the victim is 33-year-old Alonge McClaid. Davis recently hired McClaid as his personal chef. The witness says McClaid stumbled out of the elevator and staggered into the lobby, after being stabbed in the abdomen

McClaid’s injury is so severe that he remains still hospitalized at HCMC a day later. Sources close to the investigation tell us one of Davis’s friends inside of the apartment instigated the confrontation. Words escalated first into a fist fight that others in the apartment broke up; then a second scuffled erupted; and finally a third fight, this time with a knife.

Apparently somebody wasn't pleased with their mac and cheese.

McClaid's mother said that her son has already gone through one surgery and is facing the possibility of even more. She also wanted to make it clear that Ricky Davis was not in the apartment when the attack happened, and has absolutely nothing to do with any of it.

Police say they have no idea why the fight started, and they are still looking for the suspect who as of now is patrolling all the McDonalds in Minneapolis just waiting for someone to put a pickle on his Big Mac. Then he'll show them who's boss.



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