A former NFL player has lost his lunch, or at least the place where he sold lunches.
According to Denise Neil of the Wichita Eagle, former linebacker Kamerion Wimbley’s two Wings & Things restaurants were seized by the Kansas Department of Revenue for non-payment of taxes.
The stores were closed and padlocked after warrants were executed for nonpayment of state sales tax and withholding taxes in the amount of $82,329.50.
“We are currently looking into the matter and fully anticipate being back up and running in the near future,” Wimbley said.
The former Browns first-round pick owns several businesses in the Wichita area, where he grew up. He now lives in Florida.
Wimbley also played for the Titans and Raiders in his nine-year NFL career.
