• #3 - Going 'Full Blown Cocaine' After Arrest

  • May 2 2023
  • Length: 24 mins
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#3 - Going 'Full Blown Cocaine' After Arrest

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  • Ex-convict and former basketball star Chris Monroe got addicted to drugs in college while on a Division 1 scholarship at the University of Idaho. He talks about the first time he was arrested, returning to California after quitting basketball, a squandered opportunity with the XBA, and some of the most profound lessons he learned in federal prison. Don't miss Part 3 of "The Second Shot" with attorney Benson Varghese and Chris Monroe, who talks about learning to "swim upstream" behind bars. Chris is a former client who Benson will never forget.A former Division 1 basketball player, Chris started using drugs and immersed himself in the rave scene in college. More than a decade later, he was arrested in a large-scale methamphetamine ring and sentenced to 10 years in federal prison. Now free, Chris is sharing his incredible journey - and why going to prison was the best thing that ever happened to him.The Second Shot is a monthly series that details Chris' childhood, basketball career, drug addiction, and the lessons he learned in prison.#chrismonroe #prison #thesecondshotVarghese Summersett PLLChttps://www.versustexas.com https://www.familytexas.com https://www.versusinjury.com Varghese Summersett PLLChttps://www.versustexas.com Board Certified Criminal Lawyers in Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas. We handle state criminal cases in Tarrant County and surrounding counties. We also handle federal criminal cases across the country.@versustexas
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