Seahawks defensive end tells reporter who wrote about his domestic violence charge that she can clean his fish tank
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Frank Clark lashed out a reporter on Twitter after she linked to a story about his domestic violence charge in 2015.
Clark, who the Seahawks drafted in the second round in 2015, was charged with domestic violence in 2014 for hitting his then-girlfriend and was kicked off the Michigan football team.
According to Deadspin, Clark later had the charges dropped after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.
On Tuesday, Clark tweeted to Bleacher Report's Natalie Wiener that she could have a job cleaning his fish tank after she washes out of the media business. Wiener recently wrote a story about Greg Hardy's domestic violence charge and linked to a story she wrote about Clark in 2015 for Field Gulls.
writing about domestic violence is fun and risk free pic.twitter.com/XGqCQ6RvNQ
— Natalie Weiner (@natalieweiner) May 10, 2017
Clark later tweeted an apology.
However, as noted by Pro Football Talk's Michael David Smith, Clark then "liked" several tweets supporting him and criticizing Wiener.
After Frank Clark's obviously insincere apology he liked a lot of tweets telling him he had nothing to apologize for. pic.twitter.com/2QdPk56CM5
— Michael David Smith (@MichaelDavSmith) May 10, 2017
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