Former first-rounder Javaris Crittenton, 23, selected by the Los Angeles Lakers with the 19th pick in the 2007 NBA draft, was arrested last week on suspicion of murder. Crittenton—who was suspended from the league in 2010 after he and teammate Gilbert Arenas allegedly drew guns on each other in the Washington Wizards locker room during an argument over a gambling debt—has been charged in the August 19 drive-by shooting of Jullian Jones, a 22-year-old Atlanta mother of four. Jones is not believed to have been the intended victim. Billy Lyle "B.J." Wallace Jr., 40, who shot to fame after striking out 14 batters as a pitcher for the US baseball team in the 1992 Olympics, was arrested with his wife, Amber Sheree McKenzie, 29, at their home in Loxley, Alabama, on charges related to the manufacture of methamphetamines. In addition to two ounces of finished product, police reported finding four "shake and bake" meth labs and numerous precursors, some of them "explosive," in the rented house the couple shares with their three children, aged 2, 8, and 12, near a local elementary school. Convicted dog-killer Michael Vick, 31, signed a six-year, $100 million contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.