Manziel trashes rental house in LA

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http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...g-rental-house/ar-BBrNdXi?ocid=ansmsnsports11

Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel and his friends “were consuming drugs and alcohol” and caused thousands of dollars in damage to a Los Angeles home he rented out for two nights earlier this month, according to a letter from the lawyer representing the property owner obtained by USA TODAY Sports.



“Despite Mr. Manziel's assurances to my client that the rental was to be used strictly for his own personal and private use, surveillance footage shows that Mr. Manziel threw large parties on both nights, causing extensive damage to the subject property,” attorney Niki Ghazian wrote in the letter.

Ghazian asked for $31,580 in a letter sent to Manziel’s attorney, Bradley Beckworth, on Monday. Ghazian represents LA Exotic Life, a company that “specializes in renting exotic villas, vehicles, jets and more,” according to its website.

Los Angeles police responded to the home after noise complaints by neighbors on April 6, Ghazian wrote.

The New York Post was the first outlet to report that Manziel allegedly left the home in disrepair.

“They were supposed to check out at noon,” Nicholas Goodwin, who owns LA Exotic Life, told the newspaper. “Manziel was passed out."

Manziel stayed at the home April 4-6 and agreed to pay an additional $5,000 per night would be charged if there were more than 15 guests in the house. Ghazian asked Manziel to pay $5,000 per night ($10,000 total) and $2,000 in attorney’s fees as part of the total amount sought.

Ghazian listed the damage allegedly caused by Manziel and his guests:

- Extensive burn marks from cigarettes and marijuana, which were found on the living room floor; $8,000 replacement fee

- Large wine stains that cannot be removed, in the upstairs master bedroom; $8,500 replacement fee

- Broken Glass Table; $2,400 replacement fee.

- Broken Bathroom Door; $650.

- Broken Glasses; $30.

Manziel’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, terminated his contract with Manziel this week, saying he would reconsider if Manziel gets help.

Dropped by his second agent already. He just needs to go away. He obviously doesn't care about football and he wants to party and have a good time. It is a shame too, he has the talent to be a decent QB.
 

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Champagne Charlie said he was going to be better than Blake Bortles. Maybe he meant a better partier than Bortles?


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He had one good game that catapulted him to a Heisman and gave aggy a false sense of belonging in the SEC.

He's both the best and worst thing to happen to that school.

Kid needs help. Even his own dad says he's worried he'll die.