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but it was a minor....the rules are different on that

 

 

Not in Florida, unless you have a link. It's not a felony unless he has a previous misdemeanor battery conviction or the defendent is shown to have intended to cause serious bodily injury. A single puch in the face isn't going to get charged unless it was a little kid.

 

Also, he was released on bond.

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Yeah, I'd figure a minor would be a "protected class."

 

 

  • law enforcement officer or firefighter
  • emergency medical care provider
  • public transport employee
  • breath test operator, while engaged in testing persons under investigation for driving while intoxicated
  • parking enforcement officer
  • licensed security officer
  • employee at a detention or commitment facility for sexually violent offenders, if the defendant knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status, and
  • code inspectors, if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status.

(Fla. Stat. §§ 784.011, 784.03, 784.07, 784.074, 784.083).

Additional special victims include:

  • employees or investigators for the Children and Family Services Department (if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status)
  • a person over the age of sixty-five years of age (the offender need not be aware of victim’s age)
  • sports officials, while participating in a sporting event or immediately after the event
  • school employees or elected officials (if the defendant knew or had reason to know of the victim’s employee status)
  • visitors or detainees in a jail or correctional facility (if the offender is a detainee of the jail or correctional facility), and
  • code inspectors, if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status.

 

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Sorry, I don't care how good he may be. If the NFL wants to clean things up, he needs to go. How are the players suppossed to act accordingly when coaches can't?

 

He should be Fired ASAP.

 

 

Imo

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Sorry, I don't care how good he may be. If the NFL wants to clean things up, he needs to go. How are the players suppossed to act accordingly when coaches can't?

 

He should be Fired ASAP.

 

 

Imo

The ole' guilty before given a chance to hear the other side of the story.

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  • law enforcement officer or firefighter
  • emergency medical care provider
  • public transport employee
  • breath test operator, while engaged in testing persons under investigation for driving while intoxicated
  • parking enforcement officer
  • licensed security officer
  • employee at a detention or commitment facility for sexually violent offenders, if the defendant knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status, and
  • code inspectors, if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status.

(Fla. Stat. §§ 784.011, 784.03, 784.07, 784.074, 784.083).

Additional special victims include:

  • employees or investigators for the Children and Family Services Department (if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status)
  • a person over the age of sixty-five years of age (the offender need not be aware of victim’s age)
  • sports officials, while participating in a sporting event or immediately after the event
  • school employees or elected officials (if the defendant knew or had reason to know of the victim’s employee status)
  • visitors or detainees in a jail or correctional facility (if the offender is a detainee of the jail or correctional facility), and
  • code inspectors, if the offender knew or had reason to know the victim’s employment status.

So punching someone over 65 is a felony but punching someone under 18 isn't? Yeah, that makes sense.

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Sorry, I don't care how good he may be. If the NFL wants to clean things up, he needs to go. How are the players suppossed to act accordingly when coaches can't?

 

He should be Fired ASAP.

 

 

Imo

ASAP? Shouldn't they find out what happened first?
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ASAP? Shouldn't they find out what happened first?

Actually I'm thinking of starting a GoFundMe campaign and try to raise a million dollars for the victims in this. Those three poor innocent teenagers whose lives have been shattered and futures totally ruined by this heinous crime and who cannot trust any adult anymore.

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Sorry, I don't care how good he may be. If the NFL wants to clean things up, he needs to go. How are the players suppossed to act accordingly when coaches can't?

 

He should be Fired ASAP.

 

 

Imo

 

Fire him this second, before the facts are out, dammit!! And while we're at it, let's cut EJ this second, too, before camp starts, because that's just what a professional organization would do.

 

If you really are in the know, I hope it's not very high up. Sheesh.

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So punching someone over 65 is a felony but punching someone under 18 isn't? Yeah, that makes sense.

It's Florida. Of course it makes sense given the pandering politicians and retirees they cater to.

 

I own a second home in central FL and it always creeps me out to see how entitled a large swath of the 65-plus croud is. The only group with more clout and legislative backing is the medical lobby...

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Fire him this second, before the facts are out, dammit!! And while we're at it, let's cut EJ this second, too, before camp starts, because that's just what a professional organization would do.

 

If you really are in the know, I hope it's not very high up. Sheesh.

Yeah! And can we finally cut Dareus?

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Not to sound old but anyone else think it's strange that the police posted the details of the charge on Facebook of all places?

 

A lot of the police and fire departments have facebook pages now a days in which they post details of where they are being called to and for what reason. I don't know what the end game of doing this is but I guess it is a modern version of the police beat.

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