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

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WolverineMike;1841906; said:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-iowa-robinson

is there any way Iowa wins tonight?
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Ex-Iowa Adam Robinson apologizes


DES MOINES, Iowa -- Former Iowa running back Adam Robinson wants back on the team.
At a news conference in Des Moines on Sunday, Robinson apologized for breaking team rules and Iowa law by possessing marijuana. He pleaded guilty to the possession charge on Thursday and was fined $315 and given a year of probation.
Robinson says he's resisted offers to play at other colleges and says he intends to prove himself worthy this semester of returning to the Hawkeye backfield.

Entire article: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6029788
 
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CBS

Ex-Iowa player found guilty of lesser assault charge

IOWA CITY, Iowa -- A jury has convicted a former University of Iowa football player of misdemeanor assault related to an October 2007 sexual encounter with a female athlete.

Jurors returned their verdict Thursday against 21-year-old Cedric Everson after 10 hours of deliberations, which started Tuesday. Everson faces up to 30 days in jail when he's sentenced.

Prosecutors claimed Everson sexually assaulted the woman in an empty dorm room while she was passed out after one of Everson's teammates, Abe Satterfield, assaulted her. Everson's attorney claimed the woman was blacked out and didn't remember consenting to sex with Everson.

Jurors did not find Everson guilty on the more serious charge of third-degree sexual abuse.

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colobuck79;1860551; said:
So the consent would have been something like this: "I just want you to know, if I should pass out tonight, I hereby consent that you may have sex with me." :shake:
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If you read the story, she was not not with Everson. She was with Sutterfield. She may not have a reasonable expectation not to have sex with the guy she goes to bed naked with because she is too bombed to remember the details...(not saying her claim of being forced by Sutterfield is right or wrong here) but she sure as shit has a right to expect that Sutterfield won't let the team pull a train on her while she is passed out.
 
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Gatorubet;1860562; said:
If you read the story, she was not not with Everson. She was with Sutterfield. She may not have a reasonable expectation not to have sex with the guy she goes to bed naked with because she is too bombed to remember the details...(not saying her claim of being forced by Sutterfield is right or wrong here) but she sure as shit has a right to expect that Sutterfield won't let the team pull a train on her while she is passed out.
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Gartor, I know you didn't intend it, but your Borg avatar with that topic could be subject to misinterpretation, shall we say?
 
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SI.com

Two Oklahoma players arrested for drinking


NORMAN, Okla. (AP) -- Two University of Oklahoma football players have been arrested, one on a complaint of driving under the influence and another on a municipal violation in Norman.

Police Lt. Lance Arnold said Kenneth Stills was arrested at 2:10 a.m. Saturday on a DUI complaint near campus. Arnold said Tony Jefferson was taken into custody on a complaint of interfering with official process at the same location about 2:30 a.m.

Both were taken to the Cleveland County jail and had posted bond by Saturday evening. No telephone listings for either could be found.

Jefferson is a freshman defensive back. Stills, a freshman wide receiver, picked up 516 receiving yards in the 2010 season.
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Florida's Janoris Jenkins arrested

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida cornerback Janoris Jenkins has been arrested on a marijuana possession charge, his second arrest in the past 20 months.
Jenkins was arrested early Saturday in a Gainesville nightclub. Corporal Tscharna Senn, public information officer for the Gainesville Police Department, says an officer found Jenkins in the club's bathroom with a "small, clear bag of cannabis."
Jenkins was charged with possession of marijuana less than 20 grams, a misdemeanor. He was not taken to jail. Instead, he was released after signing a notice to appear in court Feb. 17.
It is Jenkins' second arrest at Florida. He was arrested in May 2009 during a downtown fight. He signed a deferred prosecution agreement, agreeing to probation and community service.

Entire article: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6054615
 
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http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefoo...s-Jenkins-arrested-on-marijuana-charge-012411

Jenkins arrested on marijuana charge


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Updated Jan 24, 2011 3:52 PM ET
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP)

Florida cornerback Janoris Jenkins has been arrested on a marijuana possession charge, his second arrest in the past 20 months.

It's also the first arrest under new coach Will Muschamp, who vowed to have players represent the university ''the Florida way.''

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Gatorubet;1860562; said:
... she sure as [Mark May] has a right to expect that Sutterfield won't let the team pull a train on her while she is passed out.
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Any girl who thinks she has "a right to expect" that a bunch of rowdy men won't pull a train on her drunk-and-passed-out ass at a house party ...

That's the girl who will end up texting her way into a fish tank.
 
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I thought this was going to end up a lot worse for DJK.

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Ex-Hawkeye WR DJK pleads guilty to pot possession

IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Former Iowa wide receiver Derrell Johnson-Koulianos has pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and other drug charges against him have been dismissed.

Johnson-Koulianos was granted a deferred judgment Monday. He received
a year's probation and was fined $315.

Johnson-Koulianos had also been charged with unlawful possession of cocaine and prescription drugs. If Johnson-Koulianos successfully completes his probation the charge will be expunged from his record.

Coach Kirk Ferentz suspended Johnson-Koulianos after his arrest last month. Johnson-Koulianos finished his career as Iowa's all-time leading receiver.

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