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re: CRob and Hootie Jones arrested
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:53 am to remaster916
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:53 am to remaster916
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Keep telling yourself that buddy. If they had been arrested in T-Town the gun charge would not have been there.
That's patently ridiculous.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:53 am to remaster916
Just like Eddie Williams' gun charge wasn't there
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:55 am to Captain Crown
Personally, I don't give a damn how good of a left tackle CRob is. There shouldn't be a place on the team for someone stupid enough to be caught with stolen weapons and two sacks of weed.
The weed and guns didn't appear in their car from Auburn using the Force.
It's very disappointing the culture these kids have allowed to take over their lives. CRob would have been a millionaire in 11 months. Even though Hootie hasn't produced on the field, he still had access to a $150K education at his fingertips.
How fricking stupid can you be?
The weed and guns didn't appear in their car from Auburn using the Force.
It's very disappointing the culture these kids have allowed to take over their lives. CRob would have been a millionaire in 11 months. Even though Hootie hasn't produced on the field, he still had access to a $150K education at his fingertips.
How fricking stupid can you be?
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:56 am to sarc
Was Eddie a two year starter and a future top ten pick?
I have seen high school, college and NFL players get away with some pretty serious offenses, just because of who they are.
I have seen high school, college and NFL players get away with some pretty serious offenses, just because of who they are.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:58 am to bamarep
I agree. CFB is just so dirty now days. It will be interesting to see what happens. It's not like they needed a gun riding around Funroe.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 10:59 am to SummerOfGeorge
Not replying to anyone in particular, but to the mountain of folks jumping to conclusions:
1) Innocent until proven guilty. Yes, this is still true in the US. And it should be especially forward in everyone's minds given the amount of police corruption and the average quality of human that goes into police work.
2) Regarding the "facts" of the case as they now seem: From personal experience, just because a police report states something, does not mean it actually happened. Given the structure of the system, cops have a license to lie and frequently do. Personally, I highly doubt Jones had a gun on his lap when police walked up. Cops just trying to makes charges stick.
3) There are a thousand unknowns that change the situation:
Two bags of weed means nothing. It doesn't create any semblance of distribution. Two guys each had their own weed. It's common courtesy for smokers to have your own. How much weed was in each bag?
Regarding the guns, were they loaded? Were there bullets in the car for said guns? "No" to either of these questions creates a lot of wiggle room for attorneys when dealing.
How were they dressed? All black head-to-toe? Or shorts and flipflops?
Did they cooperate?
Where was the parking lot? Was it next door to where they were staying? Did they have a logical reason to be at that location?
Who does the car belong to? Were the keys even in the car, or were they just sitting there cause they couldn't smoke in the house/apt where they were staying?
4) Being awake at 2AM is not a crime, and is common practice for anyone their age. For folks that age, 2am is is their parents' generation 10pm.
5) In the evidence that I have, the least trustable entities in this situation are the police officers. The 2 arrestees have demonstrated the ability to attend a good university for a period of years and attend class, keep grades good enough to stay in school, and play a sport. Both, to my knowledge, have never been in trouble before.
I do not have the same knowledge of the police officers. All I know is that they are employed as cops, and that means nothing with regard to the quality of person. Did they go to college? They could have had charges in the past themselves. They could have been the subject of internal reprimand. Point being, in many places in the US dirty cops outnumber good cops. Just another unknown at this time.
My overall point is this. WE DON"T HAVE ALL THE FACTS AND ANYONE WHO JUMPS TO CONCLUSIONS BASED OFF OF A FEW MEDIA SNIPPETS BASED OFF SOLELY THE POLICE REPORTS ARE BEING SH!TTY HUMANS. Is it good? Nope. Should |Robinson and Jones have made different decisions? Yes. But a thousand scenarios are possible, and not one of you knows the truth.
There is no defense for one human judging another without all the facts, and any Christian who does this needs a refresher on scripture.
1) Innocent until proven guilty. Yes, this is still true in the US. And it should be especially forward in everyone's minds given the amount of police corruption and the average quality of human that goes into police work.
2) Regarding the "facts" of the case as they now seem: From personal experience, just because a police report states something, does not mean it actually happened. Given the structure of the system, cops have a license to lie and frequently do. Personally, I highly doubt Jones had a gun on his lap when police walked up. Cops just trying to makes charges stick.
3) There are a thousand unknowns that change the situation:
Two bags of weed means nothing. It doesn't create any semblance of distribution. Two guys each had their own weed. It's common courtesy for smokers to have your own. How much weed was in each bag?
Regarding the guns, were they loaded? Were there bullets in the car for said guns? "No" to either of these questions creates a lot of wiggle room for attorneys when dealing.
How were they dressed? All black head-to-toe? Or shorts and flipflops?
Did they cooperate?
Where was the parking lot? Was it next door to where they were staying? Did they have a logical reason to be at that location?
Who does the car belong to? Were the keys even in the car, or were they just sitting there cause they couldn't smoke in the house/apt where they were staying?
4) Being awake at 2AM is not a crime, and is common practice for anyone their age. For folks that age, 2am is is their parents' generation 10pm.
5) In the evidence that I have, the least trustable entities in this situation are the police officers. The 2 arrestees have demonstrated the ability to attend a good university for a period of years and attend class, keep grades good enough to stay in school, and play a sport. Both, to my knowledge, have never been in trouble before.
I do not have the same knowledge of the police officers. All I know is that they are employed as cops, and that means nothing with regard to the quality of person. Did they go to college? They could have had charges in the past themselves. They could have been the subject of internal reprimand. Point being, in many places in the US dirty cops outnumber good cops. Just another unknown at this time.
My overall point is this. WE DON"T HAVE ALL THE FACTS AND ANYONE WHO JUMPS TO CONCLUSIONS BASED OFF OF A FEW MEDIA SNIPPETS BASED OFF SOLELY THE POLICE REPORTS ARE BEING SH!TTY HUMANS. Is it good? Nope. Should |Robinson and Jones have made different decisions? Yes. But a thousand scenarios are possible, and not one of you knows the truth.
There is no defense for one human judging another without all the facts, and any Christian who does this needs a refresher on scripture.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:01 am to prevatt33
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WE DON"T HAVE ALL THE FACTS AND ANYONE WHO JUMPS TO CONCLUSIONS BASED OFF OF A FEW MEDIA SNIPPETS BASED OFF SOLELY THE POLICE REPORTS ARE BEING SH!TTY HUMANS
I disagree - throwing them off the team for just that would be pretty sh*tty. However, as a human being with a brain and experience (that isn't involved in their fate) I am 100% allowed to come to my own conclusion.
Based on the evidence at this point, it is pretty cut and dry. If it changes, then I will change my opinion. But until then, it's daunting.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:02 am to remaster916
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Was Eddie a two year starter and a future top ten pick? I have seen high school, college and NFL players get away with some pretty serious offenses, just because of who they are.
And I've seen some go to jail and ruin their careers. No one is going to wave a magic wand and make this one go away. It's way past that point. He may be able to plea down or if he has a good enough lawyer he may even be able to get off completely but all that would take place long after Bama cuts ties
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:04 am to remaster916
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Cam is not going anywhere, chill out people. Might be suspended for the USC game. Once people start talking to them, Hootie will take the fall for Cam. Cam will pay him back when he gets to the NFL.
Lolwut
They get a couple weeks of freedom and piss their careers away. It's amazing how moronic people can be.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:08 am to prevatt33
You definitely have no bias against law enforcement at all. Don't care about innocent until proven guilty. UA football is a public institution that needs to be aware of public relations nightmares and head them off before they escalate. We handled Taylor very poorly last year. I'd image we would not like to go through that again. Even if all they were doing was smoking weed in a car with guns in it, they should be gone.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:09 am to sarc
I'm all for giving people second and third chances, especially college kids that make stupid little mistakes. This isn't a little mistake. If the report is true they should be kicked off the team.
Out at almost 3:00 A.M. with weapons and two bags of weed? stupid asses. What kind of precedent would Saban set, if he allowed that shite to stay on the team?
Out at almost 3:00 A.M. with weapons and two bags of weed? stupid asses. What kind of precedent would Saban set, if he allowed that shite to stay on the team?
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:10 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Based on the evidence at this point, it is pretty cut and dry.
I will assume you have very little experience being a part of the justice system, and I am happy for you.
You currently have a fraction of the evidence and only the state's side of the story. You have every right to come to your own conclusion, as you have every right to be wrong. But I hope you make decisions in your own life only after getting all the info, both for your and your family's sake.
Of course, they have an uphill battle legally, but the moral judgements by our fans this morning is sickening.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:13 am to Patton
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Even if all they were doing was smoking weed in a car with guns in it, they should be gone.
I'm not against this opinion. I'm just not convinced those are the facts at this juncture. However, if true, it would be hard to keep them on the team.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:13 am to prevatt33
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I will assume you have very little experience being a part of the justice system, and I am happy for you. You currently have a fraction of the evidence and only the state's side of the story. You have every right to come to your own conclusion, as you have every right to be wrong. But I hope you make decisions in your own life only after getting all the info, both for your and your family's sake. Of course, they have an uphill battle legally, but the moral judgements by our fans this morning is sickening.
Again - I'm not convicting them. I'm not kicking them off a team. I'm not kicking them out of school. I'm allowed to review a situation and make a judgment on it. And my judgment is that if everything plays out the way it looks, they should be gone. I feel pretty confident in my opinion on this.
Moral judgements? At the very LEAST they were sitting in a car at 2 AM smoking weed with guns in the car. I'm sorry, correct for me what is "good" about that situation? Let's say the gun wasn't stolen or Cam thought he bought it legally. Sitting in a car, at a park in public, smoking weed with a teammate while having 2 guns in the car. Those are facts - unless the cops literally made everything in the report up. Am I allowed to think that is dumb and even immoral? Is that ok?
And thanks for the heads up on decision making processes. Me and my family do just fine, there.
This post was edited on 5/17/16 at 11:16 am
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:15 am to prevatt33
So you think there is a chance the cops planted the guns on them?
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:20 am to sarc
So uh...where's Charles Baldwin at these days? Think we can uh...forgive that whole business?
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:21 am to Kcoyote
What he did was worse. Allegedly.
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:22 am to Patton
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What he did was worse. Allegedly.
Also he apparently sucks
Posted on 5/17/16 at 11:23 am to sarc
Indefinite Suspension about to come for both players, we will learn of the one game suspension for Cam in August.
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