I just hope that flag football contract he gets when he's out of prison can make up for these losses.His lawyer William R. Martin said in court documents that Vick will deposit $928,073.04 by Friday to an escrow account.
The money is "to be used to pay whatever restitution money is ultimately ordered in this case," states the document, known as a consent order.
The order was filed a week after federal prosecutors asked a federal court in Virginia to order Vick -- also known as "Ookie" -- to keep that much money on hand to cover the dogs' care.
Vick had agreed under his plea agreement to pay "restitution for the full amount of the costs associated with the disposition of all dogs" in the case.
And here's a list of his other liabilities from the CNN article:
• The Atlanta Falcons' attempt to recoup bonus money from his 10-year, $130 million 2004 football contract,
• Vick's alleged default on a $1.3 million bank loan for a wine store,
• Another bank's lawsuit seeking payment for default on a $2.5 million line of credit,
• A third bank's lawsuit seeking at least $2 million for loans related to a car-rental business.
I foresee a future career in advertising psychic hotlines on late night TV or maybe used cars.
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