Bill from NYC

I don't know what you mean.

In domestic cases, people are WAY more likely to get arrested than say 2 men getting into a fight in a bar. In the latter, if both parties declined to press charges, the officers would usually be able to take a report and leave (barring serious physical injury or use of a weapon which would upgrade an assault to a felony). WRT domestic incidents, most departments require arrests. They feel as if they will be less likely to get sued. In NYC, an arrest can be made if the officers feel that future violence is likely. A person can go on a death threat. Will the charge stick? Probably not but a T.O.P. might be issued at arraignment.

Or a bit more likely, a procedural arrest in line with department policy.

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No, not at all. I don't hate UGA. Alabama was defeated by a better team. We were lucky to beat them in the SEC Title Game. And btw I am NOT making excuses for the injuries either. It might however be different this season.

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I see what you are saying but it would seem like a valid arrest. Depending on how the formula got into the car, and the length of time it was there a ( probably weak) case could be made for Reckless Endangerment of a Child. Perhaps even a charge of Petit Larceny? A stretch but not impossible. If sounds to me (without being there) that this might not have resulted in an arrest were it not a domestic. Most jurisdictions allow very little wiggle room for police officers on domestic cases. They actually want arrests in order to not be held responsible for further violence and successfully sued. The NYPD for many years was thrilled by domestic arrests, to the point that they didn't care (within some sense of reasonability) how much overtime a cop would make on one of these, even if it was pensionable. Offficers are even allowed, if not ordered to make an arrest if the complainant refuses to press charges in many instances. I don't have a crystal ball and I was not there, but I suspect the charges will be dropped against Jeudy and the complainant will ask the judge to do so. He will spend a few bucks for a lawyer and maybe, a temporary order of protection will be issued against him but probably not. Being a defense attorney on this case would be a dream job!!! Jmo.

Btw was that really her posting on this board?

No, 13-2 odds. 6.5 to 1. Come down from space.

I got them winning the Super Bowl at 13-2.

It certainly is and taking the formula is even worse imo however; if he was on the Bills the board would be flooded with defenses and excuses.

Kyle Williams WAS a great draft choice. That said, look at the 4 duds the Bills drafted before him in 2006. I know, a case can be made that other teams also passed on Kyle but that isn't the point imo. I also believe that a certain amount of luck is involved. When the Bills passed on Mahomes to trade back 17 spots and draft a corner, it was plain stupidity. Am I happy with Allen? MORE than happy but they were very lucky. No team has perfect drafts but the Bills have lacked a good draft philosophy for decades. Do they have a good one now? I guess we will know soon enough. That is hard to argue with. At one point Rex had Dareus lined up behind scrimage and jumping up and down, flapping his arms. He looked like a big penguin. 😒

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Well, in NY (and I assume many other states), Desk Appearance Tickets cannot be given on domestic cases, meaning that you must get arraigned before a judge who either will set bail, release with no bail, or remand you pending trial.

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I'm not sure why. Perhaps he desires to put the past behind him and would rather be doing other things. There are many things going on in the country and the world today that (imo) are much more strange than a man wanting to go on with his life. Again, jmo.

Unreal.

McCargo was drafted late in the 1st. They actually moved up to get him by coughing up early 2nd and 3rd round picks. Trust me, I was suffering that day. Back then I would allow myself to get insane on draft day when the Bills would routinely botch the draft. https://www.footballdb.com/teams/nfl/buffalo-bills/draft/2006

Yes, it was in the same stupid 2006 draft. We walked into that draft with the #8, 2 early seconds and 2 early thirds. Those 5 picks resulted in Donte Whitner, John McCargo, Ashton Youboty, and Ko Simpson. This was Rich Kotite level idiocy.

I appreciate your post and thank you for the insight. That said, I strongly disagree with the above. I am sure that Levy had more of a say as GM than you described. First of all, he brought in his clone in Dick Jauron. Together, they were two clueless men who had NO chance at winning, and I don't give a damn about their college degrees. My daughter is an Ivy League Grad too. I love her but would not want her running the Bills. Levy for many years stressed just how much he valued the secondary and special teams. The first thing he did as GM was devote the 2006 draft to the secondary (despite other glaring needs), trading away a premium draft pick while doing so. When our great players like Kelly, Andre, Bruce and Thurman were getting old, Marv (as coach) was not drafting their replacements, the Bills were drafting cornerbacks. Do you think that Marv had no say in this? During the season when we were so bad that we wound up with the #4 pick in the draft, a reporter asked Marv what he thought was wrong with the Bills. His reply: "special teams." Count me as one who believes that the Bills didn't reach those 4 super bowls because of Levy. I think that we reached them in spite of Levy. I am sorry if the above offends anyone but it is jmo, and I guess this is what we are here to express.

Wow!

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I don't know, Rooney rule type situation, or teams trying to feign an interest in order to look better in some way? If a team wanted him they had many years to hire him. The man is a proven failure as a GM.