Michael Vick has been barred from traveling out of Pennsylvania by probation officials in the wake of a shooting after his birthday party last month, the quarterback's crisis manager told a Philadelphia TV station. Vick missed schedule appearances this weekend at a football camp in Baltimore and a golf tournament in Atlanta as he stayed in Philadelphia, Judy Smith told WCAU-TV, an NBC affiliate. The lead city prosecutor in Virginia Beach, Va., said Wednesday that Vick was involved in a confrontation before the shooting. Commonwealth's Attorney Harvey L. Bryant told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that Vick was not involved in the shooting and that he left the nightclub "in the 3- to 5-minute range" before it occurred. Bryant would not go into detail about the confrontation, but said there was no evidence the Eagles quarterback was involved in "anything that would amount to aggressive or assaultive conduct." "He's an athlete and an entertainer, but he's also a human being, and things that would tick you and I off would tick him off," Bryant said. "But he extricated himself from those things and left with the help and encouragement of some of his friends and supporters." Source: Associated Press
