Adult Magazine Courts Panthers Cheerleaders
Witnesses: Women Were Having Sex With Each Other
A popular adult magazine has made an offer to the two cheerleaders accused of having sex with each other in a Florida bar and getting involved in a fight, according to a Local 6 News report.
Penthouse magazine is courting Renee Thomas, 22, and Angela Keathley, 26, to pose nude, according to the report.
Penthouse is apparently hoping to cash in on what allegedly happened inside the Florida bar's bathroom stall.
The woman were having sex with each other in the restroom, according to witnesses.
Witnesses told police a fight broke out after bar patrons complained the women were having sex in a restroom.
Police said Thomas was charged with battery after allegedly striking a bar patron when she was leaving the restroom. Police said she also gave officers a driver's license belonging to another Panthers cheerleader who wasn't in Tampa.
Detectives are trying to find out why Thomas had the driver's license of the third cheerleader.
A team spokesman says the women violated a rule that bans conduct that's embarrassing to the team or organization.
A spokesman for the Carolina Panthers said the two cheerleaders who were charged in Tampa have been kicked off the team.
A Penthouse representative said the magazine will likely have an offer to the women in writing Tuesday, according to a report.
Witnesses: Women Were Having Sex With Each Other
A popular adult magazine has made an offer to the two cheerleaders accused of having sex with each other in a Florida bar and getting involved in a fight, according to a Local 6 News report.
Penthouse magazine is courting Renee Thomas, 22, and Angela Keathley, 26, to pose nude, according to the report.
Penthouse is apparently hoping to cash in on what allegedly happened inside the Florida bar's bathroom stall.
The woman were having sex with each other in the restroom, according to witnesses.
Witnesses told police a fight broke out after bar patrons complained the women were having sex in a restroom.
Police said Thomas was charged with battery after allegedly striking a bar patron when she was leaving the restroom. Police said she also gave officers a driver's license belonging to another Panthers cheerleader who wasn't in Tampa.
Detectives are trying to find out why Thomas had the driver's license of the third cheerleader.
A team spokesman says the women violated a rule that bans conduct that's embarrassing to the team or organization.
A spokesman for the Carolina Panthers said the two cheerleaders who were charged in Tampa have been kicked off the team.
A Penthouse representative said the magazine will likely have an offer to the women in writing Tuesday, according to a report.
