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Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.

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1 hour ago, Doc Brown said:

He should stick to only riding horses.  Is it that unusual to find an open container and an unregistered gun in Texas?  This is minimum two games if we're lucky.


well open carry legal so that is normal

open container legal so that is normal too

14 minutes ago, No_Matter_What said:

Sry guys don't have time to check whole thread and I didn't find answer anywhere - do we already know if the gun was illegal? Or is it clear what he violated in relation to gun?

 

Thanks


the Gun is an add on charge to the DWI. Once DWI gone Gun charge is too

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37 minutes ago, loveorhatembillsfan4life said:

Time to get Aj epenesa some reps on the inside for the 

first few games. 

 

It’s an option. However, Quinton Jefferson, Harry, Star, Vincent Taylor and Vernon Butler are already vying for playing time in the interior. I will assume that they will see more time in their natural position in the first few games of the season, when you would assume a suspension would take place. Giving the rookie minutes there can’t be a priority when you have a team who has invested so much there and has title aspirations.

4 minutes ago, HOUSE said:

I bet he didn't even use his turn signals when changing lanes...

No, I note that he was driving a Ford not a BMW

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1 hour ago, MAJBobby said:


mistake for me means = as in lapse of judgement 

 

When you commit the same lapse of judgement over and over, not so much...

 

Unless you think he was incredibly unlucky----getting pinched the first time he decided to drink and drive and drink while driving.

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14 minutes ago, chris heff said:

Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.

 

I had the same thought.  Like what the heck. And what was he deemed impaired from other than the 911 repoer.t.  The blood draw will be interesting 

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McDermott will send a message. Even if he receives a 1-2 game suspension from the league, McDermott ought to add another game.

 

if Oliver wants big boy money or that 5th year option, this better be a one-off for Oliver.

 

I'd bring Kyle Williams in for a one-to-one, and then have the team captains specifically have a meeting with Oliver that this is not Bills football, the process, or acceptable.

 

Oliver better be a model citizen and still get at or near 10 sacks after a suspension.

 

 

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20 minutes ago, chris heff said:

Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.

 

Right. Blame the caller.

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4 minutes ago, Binghamton Beast said:

 

Right. Blame the caller.

I’m not blaming the caller, but who does that? Maybe you do things like that, but I’ve seen some bad driving and as I said never thought of calling 911. You do understand hat 911 is for real emergencies.

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29 minutes ago, chris heff said:

Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.


no. But I wonder if that means he was driving really erratically for someone to call the cops. 

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Just now, chris heff said:

I’m not blaming the caller, but who does that? Maybe you do things like that, but I’ve seen some bad driving and as I said never thought of calling 911. You do understand hat 911 is for real emergencies.

Bad driving is one thing , but if the guy is freakin drunk maybe calling 911 could help save someone’s life , 

 

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Just now, JR in Pittsburgh said:


no. But I wonder if that means he was driving really erratically for someone to call the cops. 

Or he just cut someone off, or didn’t signal. As I’ve said seen a lot of bad driving and never considered calling 911.

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Just now, JR in Pittsburgh said:


no. But I wonder if that means he was driving really erratically for someone to call the cops. 

With a trailer, even minor corrections look like major swerves. If I was trailing someone who had a trailer going out of the lines repeatedly, I would call 911. Drunk driving is no joke. People’s lives are in some fools hands.

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14 minutes ago, chris heff said:

I’m not blaming the caller, but who does that? Maybe you do things like that, but I’ve seen some bad driving and as I said never thought of calling 911. You do understand hat 911 is for real emergencies.

 

Being in Law Enforcement for the past 30 years, yes I do.

 

Apparently you don't understand what 911 is all about or what consistutes an emergency. In the callers mind it was and it appears they were correct.

 

Think about it this way.....maybe we should thank the caller because maybe minutes later  Oliver t-bones someone and seriously hurts or kills a person.

 

 

 

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43 minutes ago, chris heff said:

Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.

Then you're part of the problem ?

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28 minutes ago, Wizard said:

McDermott will send a message. Even if he receives a 1-2 game suspension from the league, McDermott ought to add another game.

 

if Oliver wants big boy money or that 5th year option, this better be a one-off for Oliver.

 

I'd bring Kyle Williams in for a one-to-one, and then have the team captains specifically have a neeting with Oliver that this is not Bills football, the process, or acceptable.

 

Oliver better be a model citizen and still get at or near 10 sacks after a suspension.

 

 

I'm guessing the players union may have something to say if McDermott adds to the suspension...

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4 minutes ago, Billsmisery said:

I'll bet you suck as a cop. Just a hunch, matter of fact if you are thebeastfromtheeast from the old BBMB you are definitely a ***** cop. 

 

He probably arrested you and you're just bitter you got caught doing who knows what.

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1 hour ago, chris heff said:

Granted this was dumb, but at 23 I had long list of dumb things. I’m as concerned as everyone else, but this needs to play out. I have a question that immediately came to mind. Has anyone on this thread ever called 911 on someone driving erratically? I’ve lived in NYC, LA and now South FL, which has the worst drivers and never considered calling 911.

 

I also thought of this.............someone really was policing on their own. It's fine, Ed is 100% in the wrong here. Just interesting.

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2 hours ago, Mango said:

 

There is a strong possibility that since this was reported in a construction zone that he wasn’t uncontrollably swerving, rather trying to stay away from the medians/no shoulder. 

 

I used to drive about 45k trailer miles per year. Although a much bigger load. I’ve done a couple cross country trips with it as well. 40 foot open trailer, 60 foot load (over hang), 13 feet high, with a pick up. I used to swap lanes all the time at night if there wasn’t much traffic and their was no shoulder. It’s not the greatest to navigate. 

 

You would also  be surprised at what people will call you in on when you’re towing. I have had two calls to my employer, which they would had to google because our number wasn’t on the truck. Both just for just being in the right lane. I would be going 80 plus not holding up traffic at all. 

I’m not sure what I find more amusing. The extent that you are going to in order to excuse Ed’s behavior, or the irony of your avatar!

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Are people really debating/criticizing the other driver for calling in Ed’s reckless behavior? Good grief. I’m guessing those criticizing it is because he’s a Bills player and this may impact the season. Football and/or the season mean jack if he would have hit and seriously injured or killed someone. No one should be making excuses for Ed. I’m sure he’s a fine young man, but he made his bed. 

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Not to sugarcoat anything because it was stupid what he did , but maybe it was a blessing that he got pulled over because we all know what’s the worst case scenario could have been here , 

Let’s hope that he learned a BIG lesson and this NEVER happens again 

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1 minute ago, TheProcess said:

Are people really debating/criticizing the other driver for calling in Ed’s reckless behavior? Good grief. I’m guessing those criticizing it is because he’s a Bills player and this may impact the season. Football and/or the season mean jack if he would have hit and seriously injured or killed someone. No one should be making excuses for Ed. I’m sure he’s a fine young man, but he made his bed. 

It was probably a pats****** fan who called the cops on him , 

 

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1 minute ago, Bangarang said:


Curious how you know they wanted a drug charge? 

In the report it says they thought he might of been impaired by something besides alcohol so it does seem like they were at least looking for something to tie in.

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6 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I agree this is just dumb young stud in his 20’s stuff, but we would like a guy we’re paying millions, to be a bit smarter than this.

Thinking about it, being a country-guy type probably makes it a lot harder for Ed to Uber or Limo or all that, but still, must be a solution where he could hire a designated driver

perhaps just not get medicated when you know you have to drive ? Ever ?

 I have been able to accomplish it. Very boring life i have though :P

 self discipline is what Makes great football players . McD will be on his azz over this.

 

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1 minute ago, Warcodered said:

In the report it says they thought he might of been impaired by something besides alcohol so it does seem like they were at least looking for something to tie in.


Yeah but he said they were looking for a drug charge and when they didn’t find any they threw in the gun charge. 

I didn’t know if he happened to know anyone that was involved in the investigation. 
 

They obviously got his blood for a reason. I’m not familiar with the penal or traffic laws in Texas but depending on the lab results, he could still be hit with operating while impaired by drugs. 

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