You're posting like @stasheroo and I'm calling this a sickness.
Sorry, apparently no one saw anything (who was willing to talk), the club mysteriously had no surveillance rolling at the time, the person who shot the footage with their phone from 2 feet away didn’t see who threw the punch, the DJ who was acquaintances with EE didn’t know who hit him but knew enough to give the police false contact information and disappeared for awhile and to top it off a DJ at a club was hit in front of several people and security nor patrons saw a thing
Fantastic, clearly the conversation is over. It’s been a pleasure and your feedback has been invaluable, thank you!
So in what world do prior offenses not count? Again, with your so called knowledge of law enforcement I would think you would know this. A Class C may not be a big deal but rack up 4 or 5 of them and the judge may very well treat that last one a bit differently. A kid at school who does something minor may not get in trouble for the first offense but will after the 3rd or 4th. A dog that bites someone once may not be an issue, that dog bites someone again and it’s nighty night. Even in most work places, one minor mess up isn’t a big deal but when it becomes 4 or 5 it is a big deal.
Didn’t take long, enjoy some moreI always enjoy the back and forth. Until next time. Have a good evening.
Yep..I’m not sure how anyone can say priors or history doesn’t apply. Of course they do. Profiling history and priors is a basic function of investigative procedure, cross examination and sentencing.But he did commit an offense, he broke the NFL code of conduct, that’s the violation and that’s the point. It could easily fall under intimidation which the code specifies. On top of that, they will most likely take into account the other incidents.
Second of all, in Zeke’s case this would be the 3rd “incident” of a violence related episode, 4 if you include the one he was suspended for. Even if it was his first incident, it was a violation against the NFL code of conduct. Remember when Odiva got suspended for getting 3 personal misconduct flags in a game? Oh that’s right, that never happens to anyone but the Cowboys and not only was his team punished for it by losing yards then they suspend him for a playoff implication game. Now you’re telling me the other incidents won’t potentially matter?
It doesn’t even matter if it’s for the same type of violation, the league isn’t going to keep turning a blind eye to all of these incidents and not do anything because they’re not all the exact same.
At least you seem a little more rational with the name calling
I gotcha now, unfortunately with interwebz posts it is tough to know
The problem is violating the NFL Personal Conduct Policy doesn’t equate to breaking the law, a conviction , etc.
The NFL will lose this much power in the next CBA. This was an overreaction to players like Pacman and Chris Henry. It can be argued that "How is the NFL going to discipline the player" sports topic has done more to "stain the sheild" then the actual transgressions. I don't think there should be no punishment, I just think there should be equal representation from the Players Union and the league on the decision of these matters.
Correct but it’s part of the reason many of us are concerned. Turning around and walking back to someone saying “what did you say” then proceeding to make physical contact with that person could easily fall under intimidation. We’ll see.
