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RB Maurice Clarett (B1G Freshman of the Year, National Champion)

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Oh8ch;614091; said:
Maurice Clarett Shows Up Late For Prison Camp

September 21, 2006 |

COLUMBUS, OH?Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett began his new career as an inmate with the Ohio state prison system by showing up over eight hours late for his first day at Chillicothe State Correctional Camp, a move that did not sit well with officials. "For a rookie in our system to start out like this is a big mistake, to put it mildly," said warden Samuel Gordon, who had been looking forward to overseeing the eight-year deal for aggravated assault Clarett plead guilty to on Tuesday. "Your best bet around here is to blend in, keep your head down, and toe the line at roll call and during cell searches. Act like you're above the law around here and you'll soon find out how wrong you are." Chillicothe management has already taken steps to curtail Clarett's undesirable behavior by assigning him to room with Curtis "Big Sweetie" McCulloch, a 12-year veteran known for his prowess in breaking in new recruits.
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:shake: Has this idiot made one good decision since 2003?
 
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Clarett's Attorney said:
the attorney did not explain why Clarett had a gun in his waistband.
``Obviously, that was a bad decision,''
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iambrutus;612613; said:
by the way, spell check is a great thing
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Unfortunately Babblefish doesn't spell check when it translates into english.

Oh8ch;614091; said:
Chillicothe management has already taken steps to curtail Clarett's undesirable behavior by assigning him to room with Curtis "Big Sweetie" McCulloch, a 12-year veteran known for his prowess in breaking in new recruits.
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Prison Bitch name generator

Hmm couldn't find "Big Sweetie" in the Ohio DoC database...anyone able to find a pic?
 
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Clarett lawyer gets some flak for comment on Youngstown

BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - The mayor of Youngstown objected yesterday to comments earlier this week from Maurice Clarett's lawyer, who called the former Ohio State University football star's wearing of a bullet-resistant vest "a way of life" in Clarett's hometown.
After Clarett, 22, struck a deal that led to guilty pleas on aggravated robbery and weapons charges, one of his attorneys, Michael Hoague, said, "If you travel in his neighborhood in Youngstown, you see a lot of people, for whatever reason, wearing their tank tops with their flak vests. It's a way of life with the people he grew up with." In a letter to Mr. Hoague,
Mayor Jay Williams described the comment as "lunacy." "If truth be told, Mr. Hoague, while traveling the neighborhoods of Youngstown [which, unlike you, I do on a daily basis], I cannot remember the last time I've seen anyone wearing a tank top with a flak vest," he wrote. "Fact: Mr. Clarett is a grown man who must, and apparently has, taken responsibility for his actions, period," he wrote. "Fact: No one else is to blame for these actions; not Youngstown, not the people in its neighborhoods." Clarett was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison. He faces six for aggravated robbery with a gun specification stemming from an incident in Columbus on New Year's Day and 18 months for illegally carrying a firearm during an Aug. 9 police chase.
 
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[FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Clarett?s lawyer invites mayor?s ire[/FONT]
Monday, September 25, 2006 [FONT=Verdana,Times New Roman,arial,helvetica,sans-serif]THE ASSOCIATED PRESS[/FONT]


YOUNGSTOWN - An attorney for former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett riled Mayor Jay Williams when he said wearing bullet-resistant vests is a way of life for people living in Clarett?s former neighborhood.
The comments from attorney Michael Hoague came after Clarett struck a deal that led to Clarett?s guilty pleas last week to charges of aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
?If you travel in his neighborhood in Youngstown, you see a lot of people, for whatever reason, wearing their tank tops with their flak vests,? Hoague said. ?It?s a way of life with the people he grew up with.?
Authorities said Clarett, 22, was wearing a bulletproof vest when he was arrested on the concealed weapons charge.
Williams responded to Hoague with a letter in which he called the lawyer?s comment ?lunacy.?
?If truth be told, Mr. Hoague, while traveling the neighborhoods of Youngstown (which, unlike you, I do on a daily basis), I cannot remember the last time I?ve seen anyone wearing a tank top with a flak vest,? Williams wrote in the letter, the (Toledo) Blade newspaper reported Saturday.
 
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osugrad21;615092; said:
Blade

Clarett lawyer gets some flak for comment on Youngstown

BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - The mayor of Youngstown objected yesterday to comments earlier this week from Maurice Clarett's lawyer, who called the former Ohio State University football star's wearing of a bullet-resistant vest "a way of life" in Clarett's hometown.
After Clarett, 22, struck a deal that led to guilty pleas on aggravated robbery and weapons charges, one of his attorneys, Michael Hoague, said, "If you travel in his neighborhood in Youngstown, you see a lot of people, for whatever reason, wearing their tank tops with their flak vests. It's a way of life with the people he grew up with." In a letter to Mr. Hoague,
Mayor Jay Williams described the comment as "lunacy." "If truth be told, Mr. Hoague, while traveling the neighborhoods of Youngstown [which, unlike you, I do on a daily basis], I cannot remember the last time I've seen anyone wearing a tank top with a flak vest," he wrote. "Fact: Mr. Clarett is a grown man who must, and apparently has, taken responsibility for his actions, period," he wrote. "Fact: No one else is to blame for these actions; not Youngstown, not the people in its neighborhoods." Clarett was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison. He faces six for aggravated robbery with a gun specification stemming from an incident in Columbus on New Year's Day and 18 months for illegally carrying a firearm during an Aug. 9 police chase.
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thats some of the best shit i've read in a long time. I love how you can tell people that have never spent anytime in Youngstown. Its nothing as "hard" as they make it sound.
 
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COLDING FROM YOUNGSTOWN MAYOR Clarett?s lawyer zinged for vest remark
Monday, September 25, 2006

YOUNGSTOWN (AP) ? An attorney for former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett riled Mayor Jay Williams when he said wearing bullet-resistant vests is a way of life for people living in Clarett?s former neighborhood.
The comments from attorney Michael Hoague came after Clarett struck a deal and pleaded guilty last week to charges of aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
"If you travel in his neighborhood in Youngstown, you see a lot of people, for whatever reason, wearing their tank tops with their flak vests," Hoague said. "It?s a way of life with the people he grew up with."
Authorities said Clarett, 22, was wearing a bulletproof vest when he was arrested on the concealed-weapons charge.
Williams called the lawyer?s comment "lunacy" in a letter of response.
"If truth be told, Mr. Hoague, while traveling the neighborhoods of Youngstown (which, unlike you, I do on a daily basis), I cannot remember the last time I?ve seen anyone wearing a tank top with a flak vest," Williams wrote in the letter, The Blade of Toledo reported yesterday.
"Fact: Mr. Clarett is a grown man who must, and apparently has, taken responsibility for his actions, period," Williams wrote. "Fact: No one else is to blame for these actions; not Youngstown, not the people in its neighborhoods."
Clarett pleaded guilty Sept. 18 and was sentenced to 7 1 /2 years in prison, with possible release after 3 1 /2 years.
Authorities said Clarett robbed two people of a cell phone Jan. 1. The concealedweapon charge followed an Aug. 9 arrest after police found four loaded guns in the vehicle he drove.
 
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