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Former Steelers player to go to trial for writing bad checks

Former Steelers player to go to trial for writing bad checks

Former Steelers running back Verron Haynes is scheduled to go to trial in September for writing bad checks to pay off an Aston Martin he bought from a Monroeville car dealer.

Mr. Haynes, 30, now with the Atlanta Falcons, had a pretrial conference yesterday on charges that three checks he wrote to A&L Motors bounced in 2007 and 2008 while he was trying to pay for a $67,375 car. The checks were worth a total of $70,000.

His trial date is scheduled for Sept. 16.

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First Published: June 18, 2009, 4:00 a.m.

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