Smith ' regrets ' tweeting photos of naked woman

MILWAUKEE — JR Smith said Friday night that he "deplores" post a picture of a naked woman on her Twitter account.

Smith, whose content social media sometimes inappropriate he got in hot water first, officials hinted that the Knicks had addressed the issue with him, but that the NBA has not contacted him.

"No, not yet," said Smith. "I am sure it will be. I haven't heard from anyone yet. "

Smith has posted a picture of Tahiry reportedly lying on his bed hotel room late Thursday night. Deadspin.com linked to photos on his website.

"I mean, I didn't know it was going to be as big of a deal as it is now," said Smith. "Definitely regret it. At any time I do anything that takes our team I have absolutely no intention of regret. "

Smith, who leads the team in social media, has posted occasionally misogynist and raunchy material. Last month, he used his account @ TheRealJRSmith to confirm a report Daily News that he had signed with the Knicks.

Asked if team officials have talked about him his latest controversial tweet, Smith replied: "some people told me about it. It wasn't the smartest move. I understand that now. I just gotta be smarter with my decisions. "

Smith made his first start for the Knicks on Friday night 119-114 loss to Milwaukee. He played only 18 minutes, he attempted three shots and was visibly upset, as he sat on the bench in the second half.

A sixth man for most of his career, Smith would be a scorer off the bench.

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Domino's Pizza worker accused of fatally running down woman in Brooklyn while intoxicated

A boozed-up Domino’s Pizza worker driving in Brooklyn mowed down a 69-year-old woman crossing the street Wednesday — then left her in the street to die, police sources said.

A woman was outside with her family when she saw Margaret Myers get hit by a car at Barbey St. and Wortman Ave. in East New York about 6:30 p.m., police said.

But the callous driver, Videsh Badal, 34, sped away — so the good Samaritan hopped in her car and called 911, cops said.

When the woman finally caught up with Badal, who was wearing a Domino’s Pizza uniform, she barked: “Hey, you hit somebody back there!” according to a police source.

“Well, who’s going to pay for my car?” Badal, of Coney Island, replied, the source said.

Then narcotics cops in an unmarked car arrived at the scene, sources said. Badal — who was driving on a suspended license — tried to fight off the cops, but was eventually cuffed, sources said.

The critically injured Myers was taken to Brookdale University Hospital, where she died.

Badal was later booked on charges that include vehicular manslaughter, resisting arrest and DWI.

jkemp@nydailynews,com

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