Rashee Rice charged in connection to accident - Now being investigated for assault

[BringBackFergy]

Sooo, has he been found yet? Can’t the police use “Where’s my iPhone?”

[boyst]

2 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:

Sooo, has he been found yet? Can’t the police use “Where’s my iPhone?”

i hate that police can do that. it seems like an invasion of the 4th.

[Chicken Boo]

On 4/1/2024 at 8:21 AM, boyst said:

the dude is in the league. it's going to be warshed over real quick. fall guys in place, etc. anyone thinking the guy gets any real punishment from law enforcement is silly. he's not like us - he is protected.

 

he probably won't even get penalized for the league.

 

You know damn well team and/or league punishment is coming, especially on the heels of Britt Reid.

[frostbitmic]

One would think his attorney would have him turn himself in, his blood has to be pristine by now 😉

[K D]

If he gets cut, how long would it take for the "throw him in jail" crowd to turn into the "let's give the young man another chance" crowd?

[boyst]

19 minutes ago, Chicken Boo said:

 

You know damn well team and/or league punishment is coming, especially on the heels of Britt Reid.

1 or 2 games depending what the police cook up.

 

i don't care that he is an nfl player. the social media trendy crap of racing cars on the highway needs to be curbstomped.

 

however, he's not one of us so he will get favorable treatment.

[Jdragon2]

49 minutes ago, boyst said:

i hate that police can do that. it seems like an invasion of the 4th.

 

Don't do illegal *****. Then you don't gotta worry. 

 

And yes I realize that isn't your point, but they aren't goin round using it on people just living life.

[muppy]

well so he is still on the lam eh? Wanted by police for questioning indeed. At the very least.

 

Senor Rice will pay for the best defense possible. His lawyer more than likely wins his case  based on plausible deniability "It wasn't me driving it was just my car"

 

NFL will follow suit and proceeds forward business as usual. Squarely under El ruggo.

 

YEP

 

🍿

[boyst]

42 minutes ago, Jdragon2 said:

 

Don't do illegal *****. Then you don't gotta worry. 

 

And yes I realize that isn't your point, but they aren't goin round using it on people just living life.

lol yes they are.

[H2o]

1 hour ago, boyst said:

however, he's not one of us so he will get favorable treatment.

[K D]

57 minutes ago, Jdragon2 said:

 

Don't do illegal *****. Then you don't gotta worry. 

 

And yes I realize that isn't your point, but they aren't goin round using it on people just living life.

That's a poor argument. Who's to say it would only be used on people doing illegal ****? What if you simply disagree with them? Or politically oppose them? People are usually ok with or indifferent to injustices until they find themselves on the wrong side against those with the power

[Logic]

1 hour ago, BringBackFergy said:

Sooo, has he been found yet? Can’t the police use “Where’s my iPhone?”

The legal counsel Rice has returned states that he is currently "cooperating with authorities".

That doesn't sound as though he has physically "turned himself in", per se, but he's not on the run or anything. The language of the counsel's statement was certainly vague.

Rice so far seems to be handling this incident verrrry carefully in its aftermath. Smart move.

 

[H2o]

You notice how all three of them stepped out of the passenger side of the vehicle. The last one seemingly Rice who hopped across the center console to get out, and they immediately start walking away. 

 

 

[Jdragon2]

1 hour ago, KDIGGZ said:

That's a poor argument. Who's to say it would only be used on people doing illegal ****? What if you simply disagree with them? Or politically oppose them? People are usually ok with or indifferent to injustices until they find themselves on the wrong side against those with the power

 

My opinion of the matter would change if the situation did.

 

Currently, unless you can prove otherwise, this is used in scenarios where they have to locate a fugitive or person of interest in cases such as kidnapping/murder/etc... Or possibly probationers who are skipping their legally mandated meetings. 

 

*Edit - Oh and they typically need a warrant to do so.

 

Now if they were to start tracking people for gits and shiggles with no actual reason to.... then I would consider it a violation as mentioned.

Edited April 2 by Jdragon2

[BringBackFergy]

1 hour ago, KDIGGZ said:

That's a poor argument. Who's to say it would only be used on people doing illegal ****? What if you simply disagree with them? Or politically oppose them? People are usually ok with or indifferent to injustices until they find themselves on the wrong side against those with the power

Why do green bubble people get a break? This smacks of discriminatory investigation/prosecution against iPhone folks. I bet Rashee is a green bubbler. 

[Saxum]

Attorney for Chiefs WR Rice issues statement following Dallas crash

https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/report-attorney-for-chiefs-wr-rice-issues-statement-following-dallas-crash

 

 

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West said Rice is cooperating with police and plans to “take all necessary steps to address this situation responsibly.”

 

[stuvian]

Is it too early for Kadarius Toney jokes?

[Mr. WEO]

7 hours ago, boyst said:

1 or 2 games depending what the police cook up.

 

i don't care that he is an nfl player. the social media trendy crap of racing cars on the highway needs to be curbstomped.

 

however, he's not one of us so he will get favorable treatment.

 

cops don't charge.

 

the DA won't have to "cook up" much---just go to the tape....

 

5 hours ago, Logic said:

The legal counsel Rice has returned states that he is currently "cooperating with authorities".

That doesn't sound as though he has physically "turned himself in", per se, but he's not on the run or anything. The language of the counsel's statement was certainly vague.

Rice so far seems to be handling this incident verrrry carefully in its aftermath. Smart move.

 

 

 

Leaving the scene of an accident (on camera!) where one victim of his driving decisions was sent by ambulance to the hospital isn't verrrrry careful aftermath handling...

[Logic]

3 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

Leaving the scene of an accident (on camera!) where one victim of his driving decisions was sent by ambulance to the hospital isn't verrrrry careful aftermath handling...

Agreed.

But everything that happened after THAT, lol....

Retaining counsel rather than just walking into the police station. Choosing the specific counsel he did (a state senator who also represents Jerry Jones).

In the immediate aftermath, he ***** up big time. Ever since then, though, his behavior displays a realization of just how badly he ***** up and what real potential legal trouble he finds himself in.

[boyst]

3 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

cops don't charge.

 

the DA won't have to "cook up" much---just go to the tape....

 

 

 

Leaving the scene of an accident (on camera!) where one victim of his driving decisions was sent by ambulance to the hospital isn't verrrrry careful aftermath handling...

Yeah I know. But you get the pojnt.