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Police/Legal Blotter (stop breaking the law, asshole!)

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Wow...a few former Buckeye targets included

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Updated: 11:56 AM Jul 17, 2010
Eight Notre Dame football players, basketball star among 43 arrested at party​
South Bend, IN
A party in South Bend was busted by police overnight, sending 43 people to the county jail.
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6:41 AM Jul 17, 2010
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Erin McGinn
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A party in South Bend was busted by police overnight, sending 43 people to the county jail.
It happened at a home on Washington Street. South Bend police were called in to respond to the initial complaints and the Indiana State Excise Police were called to the scene over underage drinking.
The excise police tell NewsCenter 16 that 43 people were arrested, and one was sent to the hospital for lacerations in his hand. It's not known at this time if all of the arrests were just for underage drinking.
Among those arrested are eight Notre Dame football players, including Nate Montana, the son of football great Joe Montana and back-up QB; Lorenzo Wood, a cornerback and incoming freshman; Chris Watt, a sophomore offensive guard; Robert Toma, an incoming freshman wide receiver; Nicholas Tausch, a sophomore kicker; Ta-iler Jones, an incoming freshman wide receiver; Steven Filer, a junior outside linebacker; and Tate Nichols, an incoming freshman.
Also arrested are Tim Abromaitis, a standout junior forward on the basketball team; Eric Atkins, an incoming freshman to the basketball team; and Steven Summerhays, an incoming freshman to the hockey team.
So far, there has been no official word from the University of Notre Dame regarding the players' arrests.
All those arrested were held overnight in the St. Joseph County jail until their blood alcohol content had dropped to legal levels.
We'll have more on this story as soon as the information becomes available.
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Florida receiver on probation, fined in DUI case

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Posted on 07.17.10





GAINESVILLE, Fla. | Florida receiver Frankie Hammond Jr. has been sentenced to probation as part of a plea deal in a DUI case.
Hammond was sentenced Friday and ordered to pay a $500 fine and court costs, perform 50 hours of community service, and serve a 12-month probationary sentence.
The 20-year-old sophomore was suspended last month from all team activities following his arrest on DUI and alcohol possession charges. University police said he was speeding, swerving and driving with two open bottles of whiskey in his car.
Hammond was expected to be part of Florida's revamped receiving corps this season. He will likely miss some playing time due to his arrest.



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Marshall Football Player Charged With DUI in Cabell County
[SIZE=-2]Posted Sunday, July 18, 2010 ; 05:22 AM | View Comments | Post Comment[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-2]Updated Sunday, July 18, 2010; 08:14 PM[/SIZE]

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Dequan Markee Starling
Photo Credit: Western Regional Jail website [/SIZE] He is being held in the Western Regional Jail.
HUNTINGTON -- Update Marshall University head football coach Doc Holliday released a statement this morning dismissing Dequan (Bembry) Starling from the team.
"I am very disappointed in DeQuan and he has been dismissed from our football team," Holliday said in the school's news release.

Original Story: At 3:23 a.m. Sunday, a Marshall University football player was arrested.
Marshall cornerback DeQuan Markee Starling was charged with DUI at the 1400 block of 4 1/2 Alley in Huntington.
He is being held at the Western Regional Jail.
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