sparcboxbuck
What happened to my ¤cash?
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This post and the one immediately preceding it suggest that the likelihood is greater than one may think.
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
News from down South:
Finley's attorney, Davis Whittelsey, called the arrest a "misunderstanding."
"The charges pending against my client are the result of traffic violations and a misunderstanding," Whittelsey said. "The charges are in the process of being handled in Municipal Court within the city of Auburn as all traffic citations are. As soon as T.J. learned of the charges, he turned himself in and has been released on a bond he signed for himself." SEC, SEC, SEC!!!
Finley's attorney, Davis Whittelsey, called the arrest a "misunderstanding."
"The charges pending against my client are the result of traffic violations and a misunderstanding," Whittelsey said. "The charges are in the process of being handled in Municipal Court within the city of Auburn as all traffic citations are. As soon as T.J. learned of the charges, he turned himself in and has been released on a bond he signed for himself." SEC, SEC, SEC!!!
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Meanwhile in Buffalo.........
abcnews.go.com
University at Buffalo football players charged in beating of miniature poodle with leather belt
Two University at Buffalo football players have been charged after a video of them allegedly beating a miniature poodle with a leather belt was posted on social media.
abcnews.go.com
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This rocket surgeon did it again back home in Georgia. Not sure if he has a vape problem, a criminality problem or just sheer stupidity.
My guess is a combination of all three.
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14 charged in Mafia-backed betting ring involving athletes
Fourteen people were charged for their roles in a multimillion-dollar illegal sports betting ring that involved college athletes and had links to organized crime, New Jersey authorities announced Thursday.
According to the authorities, Joseph "Little Joe" Perna, a member of the Lucchese crime family, and his associates ran a nationwide network of bookmakers who used offshore websites to facilitate approximately $2 million in bets between 2022 and 2024.
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin said several college athletes operated sportsbooks at the direction of Perna's organization. Platkin did not answer questions regarding which colleges or sports were involved in the alleged betting ring.
The NCAA is aware of the charges and is looking into the case, according to a spokesperson.
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