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

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JBaney45;1909380; said:
2 things

#1 This was probably all a misunderstanding. These kids probably had just been to Auburn the week before and just assumed that any expensive items sitting in a locker room that they were mysteriously left alone to wander through was theirs for the taking. Much more plausible deniability then straight handing out gym bags filled with cash.


#2 The real "lol" part of this story is when they find out that that this was actually the 2nd time that this stuff was stolen..
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If receiving stolen goods is a crime then what is stealing stolen goods?
 
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Duke LB arrested for dealing weed and cocaine.

Herald.Sun

Duke football player arrested

DURHAM -- Duke University football player Tyree Glover was arrested Tuesday and charged with trafficking cocaine.

He was dismissed from the Duke football program Wednesday afternoon. Head coach David Cutcliffe announced the dismissal Wednesday "for conduct unbecoming of a member of the program," in a news release by the school's sports information staff.

When contacted Wednesday, Cutcliffe said he had no further comment.

The 6-foot-1, 255-pound sophomore linebacker from Crescent City, Fla., was being held in the Durham County jail Thursday in lieu of $750,000 bond.

Glover was arrested by Durham police on Gregson Street and charged with trafficking in cocaine, police spokeswoman Kammie Michael said Wednesday.

Michael said police then obtained a search warrant and searched his dorm room on the Duke campus where they found marijuana.

Michael said police confiscated 29.6 grams of powder cocaine and 72.4 grams of marijuana.

Glover was charged with trafficking in cocaine and possession of marijuana and cocaine with the intent to sell and deliver.

While not a star with the Blue Devils, he has played a regular role on the field, appearing in 23 of 24 games the Blue Devils have played since his freshman season in 2009. He missed one game with an injury.

He made 12 tackles in 2010, starting one game against Wake Forest. He appeared in a total of 230 plays.

In 2009, he recorded eight total tackles and saw the vast majority of his time playing on special teams.

As a high school senior, he was listed as the 100th-best prep outside linebacker in the nation by ESPN.com.

Glover is the fourth promising player from Duke coach David Cutcliffe's first full recruiting class that signed letters of intent in February 2009 to find himself in trouble with the law.

The other three -- all from Georgia -- were booted off the team in January 2010 after being arrested on firearms charges.

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CBS

Four Rice players arrested in separate cases

HOUSTON -- Four Rice University football players are free on bond after their arrests by campus police in separate cases this week.


Online records show defensive end Cody Bauer and offensive lineman Cade Shaw were arrested Saturday and charged with felony firearms possession in a prohibited place -- their on-campus apartments. Both are free on $5,000 bond.


Cornerbacks Kevin Gaddis and Phillip Gaines were arrested Monday on misdemeanor marijuana possession charges. Gaddis also is charged with misdemeanor theft. He's free on $1,000 bond, while Gaines posted $500 bond for his release.


Online records show no attorneys for the four, and school spokesman B.J. Almond tells the Houston Chronicle that Rice is providing no other information because the university is private. Rice athletic director Rick Greenspan said he was investigating.

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UConn's Coombs-McDaniel arrested for marijuana possession

HARTFORD, Conn. -- Jamal Coombs-McDaniel, a swingman on Connecticut's national championship basketball team, has been arrested on a marijuana possession charge.
Campus police say the sophomore from Dorchester, Mass. was arrested Thursday night along with two people at Merritt Hall, a campus dormitory.
"During the course of the investigation, officers found Jamal Coombs-McDaniel and two other individuals in possession of 5.6 grams of marijuana, a marijuana grinder and a package of cigars used to smoke marijuana," according to the police report.
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Package of cigars?? :(


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/basketball/ncaa/04/22/uconn.arrest.ap/index.html#ixzz1KLIrtkr1
 
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Gatorubet;1910614; said:
http://jacksonville.com/sports/colle...arrested-again

Short version: Jennkins lit up near a cop and got caught one month after pleading guilty for smoking pot. :smash:
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He's lucky to be alive.

Seriously.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is known as Just Shot One around these parts (and for good reason). Google them, it's amazing the shit they get away with.
 
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BengalsAndBucks;1912041; said:
So Jenkins stays in school for his senior year despite probably being a first round pick, gets arrested for pot twice, then gets kicked off the team. I would assume supplemental draft then?
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Yeah. What a shame. Shame for him because it messes up his graduation and his signing value, and a shame for us because he was our lock down All-SEC corner.

Day-um. :shake:
 
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