Bears Brian Urlacher's Ex- Busted

Here is a Chicago Sun Times article dated 12-23-08. Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher ex and mother of Urlachers' young son, Tyna Robertson was arrested for contempt of court for not making any payments on an 11 million dollar false sexual accusation suit made against Riverdance star Michael Flatley. The local grape vine says Tyna is a sneak, makes false claims, files laws suits for money against wealthy men but that's just the grape vine. But anyway she is now behind bars. What a messed up Chirstmas.

Oh what a tangle web we weave when we lie and deceive.

December 22, 2008 BY MARK J. KONKOL Staff Reporter

Tyna Robertson, the mother of Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher's son, was arrested by Cook County Sheriff's police at her Burr Ridge home at 8:30 a.m. today, police said.

Robertson was picked up on a warrant for contempt of court charges. She missed a court date and has not made any payments on an $11 million judgment against her for making false sexual assault accusations against Riverdance star Michael Flatley, Sheriff spokesman Steve Patterson said. Flatley asked that Robertson be held in contempt.

The mother of Brian Urlacher's son -- Tyna Robertson -- was arrested Monday at her Burr Ridge home on a warrant for contempt of court charges.
(Al Podgorski/Richard A. Chapman/Sun-Times)

Two children, a girl and Urlacher's son, were at the home when police took Robertson into custody. She arranged for a family member to take care of the kids. Urlacher went to pick up his son Monday morning.

Robertson is being held in a Daley Center lockup until her attorney arrives. She is scheduled to go before Cook County judge Alexander White.

Robertson, who was wearing a brown pants suit with her hair tied back in a ponytail, was released after White vacated the warrant. She must cooperate fully with Flatley's attorneys, who are seeking documentation of her assets to collect on the $11 million judgment.

White warned Robertson to cooperate or face six months in county jail.

"This is your get out of jail pass," White said. "If there is no cooperation ... We are talking about civil contempt. I will put you in county jail for six months. No questions asked."

Robertson argued that she missed court because she didn't receive notice of a hearing.

Flatley's attorney, Ariel Weissberg, said he would ask the judge to keep Robertson in jail if she kept pressing the issue. "She should stop while she's ahead," he said.

While leaving the courthouse Monday Robertson said she felt Flatley's attorneys pressed for the contempt charges to harass her.

"I'm in here for documents. This is another way to hurt me. Using all his money to hurt me. That's all this is about. When you have hundreds of millions of dollars you can do anything you want. And that's exactly what he's done," Robertson said. "They set me up. They blatantly did this. For Flatley to do this after he's hurt me is a slap in the face. His attorney's actually have the nerve to file a motion that they never served me on and did this just to hurt me even more. That's Ok. I will be flying to Los Angeles to vacate this judgment and fight this all the way now."

Besides her legal problems, Robertson had other trouble at home today. About 10 minutes before police arrested her, the water pipes burst, sources said.