Uh.....he is correct about the 360, he is back where he started.Oh and to top it off, he posted this hours before being arrested.
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The offender doesn't play college football, but his son dies at UCLA.
ESPN link warning...
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/coll...ted-ucla-campus-charged-assault-deadly-weapon
Puff Daddy, or whatever his name is now, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly struck the UCLA strength coach with a kettle bell. Best part about the story is the comments.
"Guess he can't stop, won't stop."
"He was heard saying 'take that, take that, take that...' "
"If it's true, that makes it his first hit in years."
ESPN link warning...
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/coll...ted-ucla-campus-charged-assault-deadly-weapon
Puff Daddy, or whatever his name is now, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly struck the UCLA strength coach with a kettle bell. Best part about the story is the comments.
"Guess he can't stop, won't stop."
"He was heard saying 'take that, take that, take that...' "
"If it's true, that makes it his first hit in years."
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I don't care who you are (strength coach, NFL linebacker or Navy Seal) if somebody swings a 10 lb cast iron ball and makes contact with your head, you're going to the ER and maybe the morgue. Nobody has muscles on their skull. Assault With A Deadly Weapon is absolutely the right charge.
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I could drop even a "small" kettlebell (8 lbs) on your head from a distance of about three feet, and you'll be either out cold or pushing up daisies. Sean Coombs is not nearly the badass he or the media portrays himself to be, but he's hardly a weakling. There's no doubt he could do serious damage to someone by hitting them with a kettlebell, and seeing it was in the UCLA football weight room my guess is the kettlebells there are quite a bit heavier...
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tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
apparently ucla isn't going to press charges, but will ban diddy from the facility permanently.
i can't wait until tmz gets a copy of this tape.
i can't wait until tmz gets a copy of this tape.
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Well it was apparently self defense. We can move along now, nothing else to see.
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/coll...ing-ucla-scuffle-combs-company-says-statement
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/coll...ing-ucla-scuffle-combs-company-says-statement
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Arrest to cost Purdue’s Gelen Robinson at least two games
As it turns out, Gelen Robinson‘s off-field issue will cost him on the field as well.
Head coach Darrell Hazell has confirmed that the defensive end will miss at least the first two games of Purdue’s 2015 season because of his June arrest for drunk driving. Based on what happens during summer camp, Hazell said, the suspension could extend to up to four games.
Purdue begins the 2015 season with a road trip to defending Conference USA champion Marshall, then follows that up with home games against Indiana State, Virginia Tech and Bowling Green.
In late June, Robinson was arrested on charges of operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content of 0.15 percent or more and illegal possession of an alcoholic beverage. The charges triggered a violation of a prior diversion agreement with the courts.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...st-purdues-gelen-robinson-at-least-two-games/
As it turns out, Gelen Robinson‘s off-field issue will cost him on the field as well.
Head coach Darrell Hazell has confirmed that the defensive end will miss at least the first two games of Purdue’s 2015 season because of his June arrest for drunk driving. Based on what happens during summer camp, Hazell said, the suspension could extend to up to four games.
Purdue begins the 2015 season with a road trip to defending Conference USA champion Marshall, then follows that up with home games against Indiana State, Virginia Tech and Bowling Green.
In late June, Robinson was arrested on charges of operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content of 0.15 percent or more and illegal possession of an alcoholic beverage. The charges triggered a violation of a prior diversion agreement with the courts.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...st-purdues-gelen-robinson-at-least-two-games/
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