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

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ScriptOhio said:
Victim in alleged Phillip Nelson assault had part of brain removed
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... The 24-year-old Kolstad is married and has a young daughter.

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While Kolstad lays in a hospital fighting for his life, Nelson is free on a $20,000 bond.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...lip-nelson-assault-had-part-of-brain-removed/
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For all that I find Jameis Winston to be a bad guy, stealing crab legs hardly measures up to what this POS did.

Nelson needs to be put away for a long, long time.
 
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James Quick and Kentucky's Jason Hatcher (HS teammates at Trinity) got busted for pot. Quick had 39.5 g and Hatcher about a blunt's worth (2.5 g). Petrino is in charge so I expect Quick will get to know the Papa Johns Stadium steps quickly but not much further in terms of discipline. I believe this is Hatcher's second strike so Stoops may sit him.
 
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TheStoicPaisano said:
James Quick and Kentucky's Jason Hatcher (HS teammates at Trinity) got busted for pot. Quick had 39.5 g and Hatcher about a blunt's worth (2.5 g). Petrino is in charge so I expect Quick will get to know the Papa Johns Stadium steps quickly but not much further in terms of discipline. I believe this is Hatcher's second strike so Stoops may sit him.
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39.5 grams!? That is a lot of pot.
 
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JHC. I guess the Buckeyes went through something similar last off-season but yikes. Messed up.

Report: Dismissed Texas Tech football player Nigel Bethel ‘cleared’ by grand jury
http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews...ayer-nigel-bethel-cleared-by-grand-jury.html/
Former Texas Tech football player Nigel Bethel will not be charged in connection with a June 28 incident where he punched a women’s basketball player, leading to his dismissal from the team, as first reported by KCBD-TV in Lubbock.

The report, citing Bethel’s attorney, stated the blue-chip recruit was “cleared” by a Lubbock grand jury.

Bethel, a highly regarded cornerback recruit out of Miami, Fla., was enrolled in summer classes at the time of the incident.

Both Bethel and his attorney, Tray Payne, took to Twitter, hoping that Bethel could be reinstated to the university.

Texas Tech spokesman Blayne Beal told the Dallas Morning News in an email Tuesday night that it stands by its original statement, which emphasized “zero tolerance of this type of behavior.”
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And TTU's immediate response:

Bethel Reinstated To Texas Tech Football
http://www.texastech.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/071614aac.html
Freshman defensive back will miss the first three games of his first season

Freshman defensive back Nigel Bethel has been reinstated to the Texas Tech Football program after being initially dismissed from the team for his role in an incident at the Texas Tech Student Recreation Center on June 28.

"This is an unfortunate situation with a unique set of circumstances and there are no winners," said Kirby Hocutt, Director of Athletics. "Every decision related to this case has been the right one at that particular time based upon our principles, student-athlete code of conduct and team rules. As I continued to work with Coach Kingsbury and Coach Whitaker, we looked at the totality of the situation and have arrived at this decision. Two talented young people made a mistake, have shown remorse and learned some very valuable life lessons."

The stipulations of his reinstatement call for him to miss 25 percent (three games) of his first season.

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That "life lesson" includes a broken bone in Amber Battle's face. Oh, she was also suspended from all athletic activities for a month (November, start of basketball season).

 
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Top 25 D2 program forfeits game following assault charges to 5 players

There will be no football played today between Division 2 schools California University of Pennsylvania and Gannon University. The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference match-up has been cancelled after California announced it would forfeit the game. The decision comes after five members of its team were charged for assault in an off-campus incident this week. The alleged assault left a 30-year old man seriously injured.

The university has suspended the five players connected to the alleged assault; defensive backs James Williamson, Corey Ford, and Rodney Gillin, defensive lineman Jonathan Barlow and tight end D’Andre Dunkley. All five were arrested in the middle of practice on Thursday. Charges for all five included aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, harassment and conspiracy.

“California University does not tolerate violent behavior, and the five student-athletes charged in connection with this incident will face University sanctions, along with any penalties imposed by law,” a statement from interim university president Geraldine Jones said. “The police investigation is continuing, and the rights of these accused students will be upheld. But in light of these allegations, I asked coach Mike Kellar to cancel Saturday’s game. Behavior has consequences, and all Cal U students, including student-athletes, must abide by our Student Code of Conduct if they wish to remain a part of our campus community.”

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...-game-following-assault-charges-to-5-players/
 
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OSUsushichic said:
Ex-NFL QB Jim Harbaugh arrested for drunken driving
November 2, 2005

ENCINITAS, Calif. (AP) -- University of San Diego football coach Jim Harbaugh was arrested early Sunday on a charge of drunken driving after being stopped for running a stop sign.

Harbaugh, a former NFL quarterback, was released after 7 1/2 hours at the Vista Detention Facility. He is to appear in court in December.

``I'm upset at myself about it, and more embarrassed for everyone else around me, the team,'' Harbaugh said Wednesday. ``My No. 1 concern is the players. I'm trying to set a good example for them. There's a consequence for making poor decisions and now that applies to me.''

Harbaugh said he told the team about his arrest.

``I'm going to work every day from this day on to turn it into a positive,'' he said. ``That's not the script I would write to make a positive statement, but that's what I'll work to do.''

Harbaugh is in his second season as coach of the non-scholarship, Division I-AA Toreros. USD is 8-1 and won the Pioneer Football League North Division last Saturday with a 63-21 victory at Valpariso. The Toreros will host Morehead State in the PFL championship game on Nov. 19.

The school issued a statement Wednesday that read: ``Allegations of this nature are indeed very serious, however, it would be inappropriate for the university to make any comments on Coach Harbaugh's situation, especially since the matter is not yet resolved. It is the university's practice not to discuss personnel matters publicly.''

Harbaugh will be on the sideline for Saturday night's home game against Chapman.
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Just thought this old post was worth a bump...
 
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