Former Dallas Cowboy Pacman Jones Arrested And Charged With Assaulting Police Officer

[AmericasTeam81]

Bad day to be a former Cowboys player

 

[Typhus]

DM me.

ok

 

[Hawkeye0202]

He would be bad for the other participants.....

No, he would not .....they would welcome him with open arms. It would be his first and most important step to recovery.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

Bad day to be a former Cowboys player

They all are having a reunion in the slammer

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

No, he would not .....they would welcome him with open arms. It would be his first and most important step to recovery.

What, for the other participants to realize they could end up like Mr. Jones?

 

[gtb1943]

Like? Maybe point me in the direction?

The assault on police officer charges are probably the most dismissed cases per Capita of all charges.

Lots of cops fabricate these as a way to retaliate for things like not IDing or cussing at them or not complying with something.

Amy time you hear assault on a police or peace officer, remain skeptical. Likely, exaggerated...

actually I have a good friend who is a cop and you are full of it claiming that

 

[Hawkeye0202]

What, for the other participants to realize they could end up like Mr. Jones?

What are you talking about? My initial post suggested KJ needs an AA program coz it's quite obvious he's an alcoholic. What does his joining a recovery program have to do with "Mr. Jones"?

 

[gimmesix]

Looks like we're 3 for 3 with Hardy, Joseph and Pacman, but at least this time it's former Cowboys instead of current ones.

 

[ArtClink]

Hmm, is Pacman still available to play ball? I know a Greg Hardy-loving owner that like to give players "2nd" chances ...

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

What are you talking about? My initial post suggested KJ needs an AA program coz it's quite obvious he's an alcoholic. What does his joining a recovery program have to do with "Mr. Jones"?

I said Pacman Jones would be bad for the other members of AA. It might be a snide joke, but you said they would welcome him with open arms. So I said, jokingly that it might be good for them in seeing they could end up being like Mr. Pacman JONES, if they ever take another drink.

 

[shabazz]

Bad day to be a former Cowboys player

Is it ever a bad day to increase one's street cred?

 

[Typhus]

Lol come on man, tell us

Well, I have to keep it light because I do not want to be banned.
When my father was alive may he RIP, he owned a custom wheel shop in a small-town Midlothian Texas that had several Cowboys players coming in for custom work.
I worked there at the time and got several great autographed pieces that still hang in my Cowboys basement from the interaction's that I had with players like Witten and Dez and Adam, several others frequented the shop because it was low key and not much observation, I guess.
My Father would never call the press and tell them that he was dealing directly with Cowboys players, and they respected him for that, so I got to have upfront and personnel discussions with a few Cowboys.
Adam was a punk and that's all I'm going to say on that, total disrespect, everyone else was totally cool.

 

[shabazz]

actually I have a good friend who is a cop and you are full of it claiming that

Its always funny when you see these same people being assaulted and BEGGING for a cops help.

Reminds me of the reporter on ESPN that was backing the riots and hoodlums a few years ago but then **** bricks when they entered his gated community......yup, he called the police for protection

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Those blaming Jerry should keep in mind that this is an NFL problem for all teams. All teams wanna avoid high-risk players. The problem is that some are willing to take a little more risk than others, hoping for an edge. At the end of the day........the results are usually not worth it. But the Cowboys/Jerry are far from being the worst or only team. Check out the site below.....


https://nflarrest.net/

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

actually I have a good friend who is a cop and you are full of it claiming that

No he's not, search Youtube for the civil rights lawyer for some examples. Heck, when I was 16 in Oakcliff, I got stopped walking home while one cop searched me and the other one pointed his gun at me. Your friend is probably a good cop.

 

[shabazz]

Well, I have to keep it light because I do not want to be banned.
When my father was alive may he RIP, he owned a custom wheel shop in a small-town Midlothian Texas that had several Cowboys players coming in for custom work.
I worked there at the time and got several great autographed pieces that still hang in my Cowboys basement from the interaction's that I had with players like Witten and Dez and Adam, several others frequented the shop because it was low key and not much observation, I guess.
My Father would never call the press and tell them that he was dealing directly with Cowboys players, and they respected him for that, so I got to have upfront and personnel discussions with a few Cowboys.
Adam was a punk and that's all I'm going to say on that, total disrespect, everyone else was totally cool.

Did Pac Man upper deck your pops wheel shop commode or merely take a crap in the sink?

Give us the goods

 

[shabazz]

No he's not, search Youtube for the civil rights lawyer for some examples. Heck, when I was 16 in Oakcliff, I got stopped walking home while one cop searched me and the other one pointed his gun at me. Your friend is probably a good cop.

Ive had more non-cops than actual cops point a gun at me.....but that's just me

 

[Typhus]

You were tight like that?

No, we definitely were never tight like that.
Strictly business.

 

[Typhus]

We made gold plated custom wheels for his ride at the time.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

Ive had more non-cops than actual cops point a gun at me.....but that's just me

yeah, just saying your profession doesn't increase the chances of you somebody being a good guy or bad guy. That's just my view of things.