JTA -- Longtime US sportscaster Warner Wolf has been charged with a felony for ripping the letters off a sign outside of his gated community in Naples, Florida, because he considers them racist.
Wolf turned himself in to the Collier County Sheriff's Office on Thursday and was charged with criminal mischief over $1,000. He was released on a $5,000 bond, according to reports.
Two weeks later he gave the pieces of the words to a guard at the gate of the community and told him to give them to the property manager.
Wolf during his broadcasting career was known for his signature phrase "Let's go to the videotape." He was a news sports anchor in Washington, DC, and New York City, and announced "Monday Night Baseball" and the Olympics for ABC.
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Sportscaster charged for vandalizing sign he considered racist
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