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Post Examines Video of Plax & Pierce's Strip Club Visit
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Jen Chung
Published Dec 15, 2008
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Besides criminal charges and the Giants' offense being less-than-stellar, the NY Post delves into another possible problem from Plaxico Burress and Antonio Pierce's night on the town: Surveillance video showing Pierce getting cozy with a woman who does not seem to be his wife. Before Burress and Pierce went to the LQ nightclub (where Burress accidentally shot himself with his own gun when it fell down his track pants), the pair went to strip club Head Quarters. The Post describes the video, "As she pulls away, he slides his paw across her breast, briefly grabs and tosses her hair, and then slides his hand down to briefly stroke her curvy bottom." Pierce was married to Joyce Maldonado, who is a model and sportscaster for the Mets, earlier this year; they are a pretty gorgeous couple.
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