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

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WVU - Harris arrested, no longer with team

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The armed robbery allegedly occurred in Morgantown during the early morning hours of July 12, when police said Harris and two others entered a Sturgis Street home and held two residents at gunpoint.

A relative said one of the victims recognized Harris, who was wearing his WVU-issued sweatpants with the No. 96 on them. That victim reportedly told police all three intruders were armed.

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:lol:

Way to always represent!
 
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TJnTN;2355001; said:
This is ridiculous.....but still all we can do is blame Urban. :roll2:
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Clearly, if Muschamp had not been so lenient on him for the first arrest, the second would never have happened:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ison-arrested-on-misdemeanor-charges/2572971/

This is really a law, even up north. I became acquainted with this when I was in a park and a police car was parked in the middle of the road/path. I walked around the car, and collapsed to the ground out of total shock and fear when several mammoth German shepherds barked and snarled at me, hit the window with a loud thump, and stuck their teeth out. Call it "woof" times 10 million. Laying on the ground looking up, I could then see it was a marked canine car, but was not marked in back. The officers pretended not to notice as I got up and stuffed my heart and intestines back in. I looked it up later, and yeah, it was fine for the dogs to threaten assault. The only problem would have been if I had said "woof" in return.

By the way, it is also against the law to say quack to a goose, even if it is not a police goose. (As John Cooper would say, write it down and underline it.)
 
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maximumblitz;2355068; said:
Clearly, if Muschamp had not been so lenient on him for the first arrest, the second would never have happened:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ison-arrested-on-misdemeanor-charges/2572971/

This is really a law, even up north. I became acquainted with this when I was in a park and a police car was parked in the middle of the road/path. I walked around the car, and collapsed to the ground out of total shock and fear when several mammoth German shepherds barked and snarled at me, hit the window with a loud thump, and stuck their teeth out. Call it "woof" times 10 million. Laying on the ground looking up, I could then see it was a marked canine car, but was not marked in back. The officers pretended not to notice as I got up and stuffed my heart and intestines back in. I looked it up later, and yeah, it was fine for the dogs to threaten assault. The only problem would have been if I had said "woof" in return.

By the way, it is also against the law to say quack to a goose, even if it is not a police goose. (As John Cooper would say, write it down and underline it.)
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Yeah it's also illegal to walk your duck on a Sunday in Des Moines. The totallg fucking ridiculous part isn't that we have lawmakers stupid enough to make idiotic laws, it's that we allow police to arrest people based on those laws.
 
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Didn't see this anywhere, but happened yesterday: Jeremy Hill reinstated seemingly without punishment.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...hill-has-probation-extended-could-rejoin-team

LSU leading rusher Jeremy Hill was reinstated to to the football team on Monday after a judge extended his probation and did not order him back to jail.

Tigers coach Les Miles said Hill will face "internal" punishment, but the sophomore running back was allowed to begin practice immediately. It is still possible that Hill could miss time as a result of his recent legal troubles, but Miles declined to say how many, if any, games would be added to his punishment

According to Miles, Hill's reinstatement came as a result of a team vote on Monday afternoon. With the backing of his teammates, Hill pledged to be a better teammate and apologized for the "poor choice" that almost cost him the 2013 season.
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Edit: I'm surprised this isn't all over ESPN discussing how Miles is creating future mass murderers...oh wait, LSU is in the SEC you say???

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Nothing to see here folks.
 
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UpNorth_Buckeye;2360465; said:
Didn't see this anywhere, but happened yesterday: Jeremy Hill reinstated seemingly without punishment.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...hill-has-probation-extended-could-rejoin-team



Edit: I'm surprised this isn't all over ESPN discussing how Miles is creating future mass murderers...oh wait, LSU is in the SEC you say???

............

Nothing to see here folks.
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Gregg Doyel takes Miles to task on the reinstatement.
http://www.cbssports.com/general/bl...-hill-is-back-at-lsu-but-dont-blame-les-miles
 
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Buckeye Nut;2360497; said:
Gregg Doyel takes Miles to task on the reinstatement.
http://www.cbssports.com/general/bl...-hill-is-back-at-lsu-but-dont-blame-les-miles
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My favorite comment:

athens resident
10 minutes ago

It's moments like this that I appreciate Mark Richt as my team's football coach.
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It's funny Richt is held up as the model example when his Georgia team actually outpaced Urban's UF squad in arrests and he's had his own memorabilia sale scandal (twice) with the championship ring sales 10 years ago then again when AJ Green sold a jersey.

Seems like a decent coach and human being, but c'mon man!
 
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UpNorth_Buckeye;2360465; said:
Edit: I'm surprised this isn't all over ESPN discussing how Miles is creating future mass murderers...oh wait, LSU is in the SEC you say???

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Nothing to see here folks.
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timing helps.

almost immediately after this story broke originally, the Johnny Turnover saga kicked into high gear, and the A-Rod suspension happened.

both are bigger stories in the national media.

this is typical of Miles though.
a guy will be suspended while waiting for the legal process to happen.
 
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Nutriaitch;2360689; said:
timing helps.

almost immediately after this story broke originally, the Johnny Turnover saga kicked into high gear, and the A-Rod suspension happened.

both are bigger stories in the national media.

this is typical of Miles though.
a guy will be suspended while waiting for the legal process to happen.
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So a year down the road after the season's over is what your saying, right?
 
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UpNorth_Buckeye;2360690; said:
So a year down the road after the season's over is what your saying, right?
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no, now.
he was off the team while the legal process played out.

the judge decided he was not in violation of his probation, and did not sentence him to any time for this crime.
the legal process is now over.

he's guilty of a misdemeanor (this time) and has been allowed back on the team.

this is very similar to what happened with Jordan Jefferson.
except Jefferson's legal situation carried into the season.

once a judge declared it a misdemeanor with little legal penalty, the guy was allowed back on the team.
 
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