Allen Iverson's bank account seized $154 million Gone
A judge has signed off an order that allows an Atlanta jewelry store to recoup a six-figure debt from former NBA star Allen Iverson directly out of his bank account, TMZ reported Monday.
Iverson, 36, was sued in 2010 for allegedly not paying a $375,000 bill to Aydin & Company Jewelers.
According to court records, the longtime 76er did not respond to the lawsuit and a default judgment was issued allowing the jeweler to collect $859,896.46 for the jewelry, as well as court costs, interest and legal fees.
After Iverson still refused to pay, a Georgia judge ruled earlier this month that the store would be able to recoup its money straight from Iverson's account.
It was unclear whether the store had received the money.
Iverson, 36, was sued in 2010 for allegedly not paying a $375,000 bill to Aydin & Company Jewelers.
According to court records, the longtime 76er did not respond to the lawsuit and a default judgment was issued allowing the jeweler to collect $859,896.46 for the jewelry, as well as court costs, interest and legal fees.
After Iverson still refused to pay, a Georgia judge ruled earlier this month that the store would be able to recoup its money straight from Iverson's account.
It was unclear whether the store had received the money.
