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

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Virginia trio arrested on several assault charges

Redshirt sophomore linebacker Ausar Walcott, sophomore cornerback Devin Wallace and sophomore center Mike Price each face three misdemeanor charges of assault and battery by mob and one felony charge of burglary-entering a dwelling with the intent to commit an assault. The charges stem from an incident that occured Jan. 30. The three players were arrested Tuesday.

The incident involving the three players took place at 1:34 a.m., according to a statement released Wednesday afternoon by the Harrisonburg Police Department. A verbal altercation outside an off-campus apartment complex in the 800 block of Port Republic Road preceded the players entering an apartment and allegedly assaulting three male victims. The three victims claimed they did not know the Virginia football players, the statement said.

Two of the three victims were taken to Rockingham Memorial Hospital and treated for non-life threatening injuries. The statement said those two victims have since been released from the hospital.

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Washington State CB suspended after being arrested for allegedly stealing a laptop.

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WSU Redshirt Cornerback Kicked For Computer Theft

PULLMAN, Wash. -- A freshman Washington State University football player has been arrested and suspended from the Cougar football team for allegedly stealing a laptop on campus.


19-year-old Tracy Clark, originally of Pittsburg, California was arrested by WSU police this week. Officers say Clark stole an $1,100 laptop from an open dorm room in Streit Hall on January 29.


They were able to identify Clark as the suspect by tracking his internet use on the computer.


Clark, who was a redshirt cornerback last season, has been suspended from the football team.

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SI.com

Tennessee suspends safety Brewer after arrest


KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee safety Brent Brewer has been suspended pending an investigation after police arrested the sophomore on a domestic assault charge.

Brewer was free on $1,500 bond Sunday, according to Knox County Sheriff records.

"Without knowing all of the facts, any domestic incident warrants a suspension from all team-related activities until a thorough investigation is concluded," coach Derek Dooley said in a statement. "We respect everyone's right to the legal process but also acknowledge a greater standard of conduct associated with the privilege of being a member of the Tennessee football team."

Brewer played in every game as a freshman for the Volunteers in 2010, starting the last six, and made 30 tackles. The 22-year-old from Tyrone, Ga., played the previous four years in the Milwaukee Brewers organization.
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CBS

Washington State RB cited for pot possession

Washington State made their way into the race for the coveted Fulmer Cup over the weekend. James Montgomery, the Cougars' leading rusher in 2010, was cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession in Pullman, according to the Spokane Spokesman-Review.

Montgomery was the featured back in one of the less impressive rushing attacks in the Pac-10, totaling up 483 yards and 5 touchdowns in 11 games of action. The fifth-year senior is currently petitioning the NCAA for medical hardship waiver that would grant Montgomery a sixth year of eligibility. He suffered a brutal leg-injury in 2009 that made him miss most of the season, and almost ended his football career.



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http://ocm.auburn.edu/news/oaks.html

Auburn University today confirmed that an herbicide commonly used to kill trees was deliberately applied in lethal amounts to the soil around the Toomer's Corner live oaks on campus, and there is little chance to save the trees. More information and ongoing updates as to treatment and prognosis are available on this site.
The City of Auburn Police Division is investigating the situation, and the application of this herbicide, known as Spike 80DF, or tebuthiuron, is also governed by state agricultural laws and the Environmental Protection Agency. The university does not use Spike herbicide. There is no reason to suspect any human danger from the herbicide, which manufacturer Dow Chemical says should be applied with proper clothing protection; a typical use of the herbicide is to kill trees along fence lines.
The university learned that a caller to The Paul Finebaum Show, a nationally syndicated radio show based in Birmingham, on Jan. 27, claimed he had applied the herbicide. As a precaution, soil samples were taken the next day and sent to the Alabama State Pesticide Residue Laboratory on campus for analysis. Due to a small fire that occurred in the Alabama lab in December, the tests were sent to the lab at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Miss., to expedite results.
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Imagine if someone from that [Mark May] hole up north decided to do this in the Buckeye Grove.
 
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Nice mugshot of the tree killer.

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colobuck79;1875578; said:
Yes, for example to replace the Toomer's Corner oaks: plant acorns, wait 130 years.
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That A don't stand for Alvin.
 
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Deseret.News

University of Utah football player Timote Nai Fotu arrested for DUI


SALT LAKE CITY ? University of Utah football player Timote Nai Fotu was booked into the Salt Lake County jail for driving under the influence Sunday morning, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Fotu was pulled over for speeding at about 10 a.m. by the highway patrol.

The 6-foot-2-inch linebacker started nine games for the Ute's and was scheduled to start last fall before a season-ending knee injury. He still has two years of eligibility.

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