Semi-pro basketball: Richmond granted permission to play for Predators

The Sauk Valley Predators’ roster is finalized. And the linchpin couldn’t have been more dramatically placed.

Deliberation in a Lake County court Friday morning resulted in Jereme Richmond receiving 8 days jail time for probation violations, but being allowed to play for the Predators in their second Premier
Basketball League
season.

Richmond could only serve 4 days, with good behavior, Lake County Judge John Phillips
ruled. Richmond will report to jail every
Friday morning and be released every Sunday
morning, until his
sentence is complete.

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