THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALLAS — Paralyzed Dallas Cowboys scouting assistant Rich Behm is determined to walk again.
In his first public comments since the May collapse of the team’s indoor practice facility, Behm says he is still learning to deal with life in a wheelchair. He lost the use of his legs in the accident that injured two other Cowboys staff members.
Behm spoke Sunday at a charity fundraiser for him, his wife and their three young children.
The 33-year-old says he is considering a lawsuit against the facility’s manufacturer, Summit Structures of Allentown, Pa., a subsidiary of a Saskatoon-based firm called Cover-All Building Systems.
Behm returned to work weeks after the accident and said his focus is on getting back up to speed in his job.
Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said Behm’s determination inspires the Dallas players.
