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NFL Police Blotter (quit breakin the law asshole!)

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http://www.theonion.com/articles/new-nfl-combine-drill-places-player-alone-in-room,38029/

New NFL Combine Drill Places Player Alone In Room With Woman
SPORTS NEWS IN BRIEF • Sports • Football • NFL Football • Sports Culture • ISSUE 51•07 • Feb 17, 2015

INDIANAPOLIS— Explaining that the new exercise will help teams more accurately and comprehensively assess draft prospects, NFL representatives confirmed Tuesday that the newest scouting combine drill simply places college players in a small room alone with a woman. “Beginning this year, we’ve begun testing players’ abilities by sitting them down at a table across from a woman between the ages of 20 and 30 years old,” said NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, adding that coaches and scouts carefully evaluate performances during the three-minute timed drill while seated behind a one-way mirror in the examination room. “So far, there haven’t been any real standouts, and we’ve actually had a number of guys who we’ve had to pull from the exercise after just 10 or 15 seconds. This is easily one of the most challenging tests of the week for these young athletes.” Reached for comment, several players privately told reporters that they have not spent any time preparing for the drill, as it is expected to have a very minimal effect on their draft stock.

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Steelers assistant Joey Porter arrested at Pittsburgh bar, accused of assaulting doorman

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Steelers outside linebackers coach Joey Porter was arrested Sunday night outside a Pittsburgh bar, hours after the team's 30-12 AFC wild-card win over the Miami Dolphins.

Police said security guards at The Flats on Carson summoned a police officer who was working at a nearby restaurant "due to an unruly customer who was in the process of assaulting the doorman.''

Police said the officer stopped the assault and arrested the customer, who was later identified as Porter, 39, a former star player.

Entire article: http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...ted-pittsburgh-bar-accused-assaulting-doorman
 
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In the "Robert Kraft case", I am trying to understand if the police were "co-conspirators" in human trafficking.

Per this link, per allegation, there is evidently some kind of video of a combination BJ/HJ , along with transfer of money:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...rostitution-the-day-of-afc-championship-game/

How does that video happen?

Did the police secretly slip a video camera into the affected area? I guess that would be fine, except for possible privacy violations. Although when they let trafficking happen for an extended amount of time, it raises ethical questions (in my mind).

Or did the victim (traffickee) know about it? Did the police kind of pull a Robert Mueller and say "wear a wire of you will go to jail"? If so that we be troubling, because then you have a victim of alleged human trafficking seemingly being trafficked by the local PD.

I may have heard that the police let the video roll for months? I would think that at some point, it is morally necessary to stop the trafficking instead of knowing about it and letting it happen? Is it ethical to let it happen in order to create a big john's list (although it may be the most effective way to stop trafficking)?

Or maybe all this talk of trafficking is really a true side show, since Kraft was not charged with anything like that?
 
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maximumblitz said:
In the "Robert Kraft case", I am trying to understand if the police were "co-conspirators" in human trafficking.

Per this link, per allegation, there is evidently some kind of video of a combination BJ/HJ , along with transfer of money:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...rostitution-the-day-of-afc-championship-game/

How does that video happen?

Did the police secretly slip a video camera into the affected area? I guess that would be fine, except for possible privacy violations. Although when they let trafficking happen for an extended amount of time, it raises ethical questions (in my mind).

Or did the victim (traffickee) know about it? Did the police kind of pull a Robert Mueller and say "wear a wire of you will go to jail"? If so that we be troubling, because then you have a victim of alleged human trafficking seemingly being trafficked by the local PD.

I may have heard that the police let the video roll for months? I would think that at some point, it is morally necessary to stop the trafficking instead of knowing about it and letting it happen? Is it ethical to let it happen in order to create a big john's list (although it may be the most effective way to stop trafficking)?

Or maybe all this talk of trafficking is really a true side show, since Kraft was not charged with anything like that?
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Ethics? Meh... who needs ‘em. This is the Fulmer Cup of the NFL we’re talking about.
 
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maximumblitz said:
In the "Robert Kraft case", I am trying to understand if the police were "co-conspirators" in human trafficking.

Per this link, per allegation, there is evidently some kind of video of a combination BJ/HJ , along with transfer of money:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...rostitution-the-day-of-afc-championship-game/

How does that video happen?

Did the police secretly slip a video camera into the affected area? I guess that would be fine, except for possible privacy violations. Although when they let trafficking happen for an extended amount of time, it raises ethical questions (in my mind).

Or did the victim (traffickee) know about it? Did the police kind of pull a Robert Mueller and say "wear a wire of you will go to jail"? If so that we be troubling, because then you have a victim of alleged human trafficking seemingly being trafficked by the local PD.

I may have heard that the police let the video roll for months? I would think that at some point, it is morally necessary to stop the trafficking instead of knowing about it and letting it happen? Is it ethical to let it happen in order to create a big john's list (although it may be the most effective way to stop trafficking)?

Or maybe all this talk of trafficking is really a true side show, since Kraft was not charged with anything like that?
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Kraft wouldnt be charged with trafficking... he's a john not the establishment owner.
Primary purpose of surveillance would have been to get enough evidence to convict owner(s). Innocent until guilty makes this stage necessary... a couple months sounds about right to establish that girls werent permitted to leave, living on premises, passports taken away, etc.
Nailing the 'customers' is just icing, and indeed perhaps an opportunity to pressure some into flipping and providing additional testimony. Such as Mueller... nothing wrong with that. Not like they were tortured.
Not sure privacy issues hold when it's claiming to be a massage parlor (ie should be dressed, public business, etc.) and the subject breaks law by exposing their genitals. Highly doubt the cops are there to enjoy Kraft's dick.

TLDR looks normal for a country with habeas corpus. Fuck 'em all.
 
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I recently read somewhere that a judge approved the video. Yeah, I guess when you break a law, privacy goes out the window.

It still does seem to me that the police are talking out of both sides of their mouth .... on the one hand they are saying the victims are trafficked (no doubt true) so they need to be protected, but on the other hand, they police seem to be taking advantage of the fact that the victims are breaking the law to avoid the human requirement to stop the oppression.
 
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