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Canes2082 said:
USC having a crappy season helped them on that one plus I read where he really wanted out of cali
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He also had an another issue, I believe it was something with the USC 247 writers that he may have felt would jeopardize his eligibility. It doesn’t happen often but that’s why you keep recruiting guys who you may have had a shot with but committed somewhere else.
 
Team discipline. A few 110’s. Be ready to go for the 24th.
Charges will be dropped by that stellar crime fighting department up in Gainesville. You know, the one that let a dude kill people, put bouncers in the hospital, and lets coaches beat their wives.
 
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not trying to make light of any domestic situation but misdemeanor battery in florida could be grabbing someones arm. i believe there is no requirement that the person even be injured. my guess is charges are dropped with minor discipline.
 
itsacanething said:
not trying to make light of any domestic situation but misdemeanor battery in florida could be grabbing someones arm. i believe there is no requirement that the person even be injured. my guess is charges are dropped with minor discipline.
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Sure. That COULD be. On the other hand, the report states that Edwards grabbed his girlfriend BY THE NECK.

Stop guessing and let this go through the system.
 
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itsacanething said:
oh didn't read the grabbed by the neck.
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It's OK, I'm not mad. We just have to stop minimizing these situations on Day 1 just because the law is written the way that it is.

If a cop makes an arrest, there is a serious factual allegation that has been made, and there should also be some sort of evidence (bruising, pictures, video, etc.). Obviously, the allegations have to be proven in court too. Unfortunately, in many past cases where the victim stops cooperating with police, many "people" (such as fans of athletes) tend to conclude that there was "never any evidence", and that's just not necessarily true.

I understand the system. The system is imperfect. But he was arrested, and this is a serious situation. We can certainly observe that most of these cases have not led to significant punishment for decades, but a lot has changed over the past year or two, in regards to women's allegations being believed and acted upon within the legal system. So we may see that it is harder for universities to sweep these cases under the rug with minimal punishment.

When these situations arise, it is important to take note of them without (yet) judging the final outcome. When a particular school has a LOT of these situations arise, we at least have to pay attention to the patterns of misbehavior and the way that a particular school is handling the cases.

I do think it is unbelievably hypocritical of Gaytor fans who tried to shame UGa (and other schools) for recent situations, and then act as if the Edwards and Jones cases are isolated and/or unwarranted. Or no longer relevant when a player leaves UF.
 
It's not a good sign for Mullen that he can't get the arrest issue under control like Muschamp and McElwain failed to do. Not to mention that one of his staff members was arrested two weeks ago. I know Edwards wasn't "one of his guys," but these types of issues have an underrated effect on recruiting.
 
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I'd like to know how long she was grabbed by the neck and in front or back. Battery by strangulation is aggravated battery and as far as I know it is holding the front of the neck...you don't have to have intent to strangle in the sense of depriving them air so they will die.
 
mikensherri924 said:
I'd like to know how long she was grabbed by the neck and in front or back. Battery by strangulation is aggravated battery and as far as I know it is holding the front of the neck...you don't have to have intent to strangle in the sense of depriving them air so they will die.
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I dont care how long. Unless he has visable damage to his face, black eye/ Bloody nose swelling from getting punched by a woman, there is no reason to grab a neck. If you are holding off an attacker, maybe. otherwise stop putting your hands on women.
 
Ecush said:
I dont care how long. Unless he has visable damage to his face, black eye/ Bloody nose swelling from getting punched by a woman, there is no reason to grab a neck. If you are holding off an attacker, maybe. otherwise stop putting your hands on women.
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No I think you missed the point, he is trying to see if they downplayed the charges. The way I read it is if you strangle someone, that is aggravated battery which is a felony, as opposed to misdemeanor of simple violence which he was charged with. Either way I think he is saying it is f'd up and NO reason to grab a woman simply trying to leave your apartment but maybe he should be a felon depending on how he grabbed her.
 
Cookie917 said:
No I think you missed the point, he is trying to see if they downplayed the charges. The way I read it is if you strangle someone, that is aggravated battery which is a felony, as opposed to misdemeanor of simple violence which he was charged with. Either way I think he is saying it is f'd up and NO reason to grab a woman simply trying to leave your apartment but maybe he should be a felon depending on how he grabbed her.
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You're right...that's exactly what I meant. I've said on here before on some other cases that I was a LEO in Florida about 8 years ago. I know from my experience that once the hand(s) go on the neck it's usually bumped up to an aggravated charge.
 
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