If you have, please contact the the Champaign County, Il, sheriff.  Seems like Keon doesn’t like to show up for things such as sentencings, court dates, or basketball games.  He’d much rather be smoking the wacky weed and flashing a piece without a firearm owner’s permit.

His sentence from the judge was a 30-month stint in prison.  Because as the prosecuting attorney states,

“He has grown accustomed to a certain kind of lifestyle where he has not been held accountable,” Lindsey Clark said. “He’s simply been able to pay his way out of anything.”

Keon’s attorney, James Dedman (not exactly a last name that give confidence as a defense attorney) doesn’t even try to defend Clark and instead offers the following,

“His record and his behavior suggests he has a serious mental problem.  It’s possible he’s unfit to stand trial or be sentenced, or that he’s insane.”

And they say marijuana has no affect on the brain.  And that’s not all.  He still faces charges in Vermillion County for “of not having a firearm owner’s identification card, making a false report, two charges of driving on a suspended license, and criminal damage to property.”

Is there a pot-smoking 101 at UNLV?  Keon, we never knew thee.