The incident occurred on July 16, around 8:03 p.m., when a shop owner called police about a man who had entered the store and stolen a bottle of Tito’s vodka before leaving.

According to the affidavit, the shop owner told police that she witnessed the man take a drink from the bottle outside of the store before walking to a nearby restaurant, Scileppi’s, where he took the bottle by the fire pit, then sat at the bar with the stolen bottle.

The owner advised that the man was possibly drunk, as she said she witnessed him stumbling.

When officers arrived, they arrested the man, later identified as Tywon Lawson. Lawson faces a charge of theft less than $300 for shoplifting.

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Engelbert subsequently suspended Thomas for one game and ordered a Flagrant 2 penalty that carried a $1,000 fine. While a WNBA spokesperson said Wednesday it was “absolutely false” that Engelbert did not originally plan to suspend Thomas, sources believe the fact Silver needed to persuade Engelbert is another sign she is likely in her final season as commissioner.

Sources familiar with the situation said Engelbert initially believed during the evaluation process that — because no foul was called on the court against Thomas — a follow-up suspension seemed too steep of a discipline. Meanwhile, those same sources said Silver believed there was clear evidence of a flagrant foul, that he felt badly for Clark and told Engelbert she had to act.

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The Heat has interest in adding Thompson whether LeBron James joins the Heat or not, a source said.

Per a source, the Heat would like to add another scoring wing player with size to supplement Andrew Wiggins, Tim Hardaway Jr., second-round pick Ryan Conwell and third-year player Pelle Larsson.

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Minions & Monsters (~ $9.4M)

Young Washington (~ $8.3M)

Toy Story 5 (~ $7.6M)

Supergirl (~ $2.4M)

Disclosure Day (~ $1.8M)

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Boston’s Jaylen Brown trade return of Paul George, two first-round picks, and two second-round picks left numerous NBA executives around the league bewildered.

“They couldn’t have gotten better than that?” one neutral observing executive whose team was not in the Brown sweepstakes told HoopsHype.

Many around the league were surprised George, 36, was the best player Boston could land for a 29-year-old Brown who was sixth in the NBA MVP voting this past season.

“I can’t believe they did that,” one executive whose team was consistently monitoring Brown’s availability said. 

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Three years later, Supergirl has a worse CinemaScore than BvS and is projected to lose $200M, erasing the alleged and probably fake $125M profit from Superman.