Rashee Rice suspected in connection with major accident in Dallas

[Paniero]

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crim...ent-in-dallas/

[wazu]

Originally Posted by J Diddy

Is this for real?

Seems a little serious for a lawyer to be making stupid football analogies.

I'm sure it's a parody of that lawyer who said similar shit on the courthouse steps about Chiefaholic.

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

I didn't say or infer anything like that. All those ideas are trapped on the 8-in space between your ears. Hit and run in Texas is a felony. Punishable from 1 to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine and that's if no one was injured. He's got money so he and or his insurance company is definitely going to get sued. That's the civil trial part.

Right. You immediately jump to the worst possible consequences. Have you not paid any attention at all to how our criminal justice system operates? The state has to give due process and prove their case in front of a jury. Districts Attorney have neither the time nor the inclination to prosecute every case in court. This is particularly true when their evidence is weak and they have reduced chances of obtaining a conviction. Hence, they engage in plea bargains. This case will almost certainly be plea-bargained down to a much more minor charge that will result in no jail time at all.

[TLO]

Matthew Merryman, the lawyer representing Xaviar Babudar, an avid Kansas City Chiefs fan known as “ChiefsAholic,” made an interesting choice when addressing the media on Wednesday.

After Babudar pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to counts of bank robbery, money laundering and transporting stolen property across state lines, Merryman used football references while speaking on behalf of his client.

“From the beginning of this case, folks, the government has been blitzing. And Xavier’s pocket was collapsing,” Merryman said. “But today, Xavier has stepped into the pressure. He took responsibility for his actions.

“... If I know anything about Xavier, and if the Chiefs Kingdom knows anything about ChiefsAholic, we know that he doesn’t give up. We know that if he stumbled, and he fell, he didn’t let his knee touch the ground.”

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

If he or his associates are in the cars then yeah he's boned. If he was driving one of the cars he's looking at 1 to 5 years in jail and it's a felony for starters. The civil lawsuits are the real problem. I would assume Texas has cameras on their various roads. So they'll find out who is driving. They'll know if they were street racing. At least no one was seriously hurt or so it appears except for the mental trauma.

Garcia Bronco was jacking off as he was typing this... They got us now!!!!

[Womble]

Yeah, delete that post Ming you pussy.

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

If he or his associates are in the cars then yeah he's boned. If he was driving one of the cars he's looking at 1 to 5 years in jail and it's a felony for starters. The civil lawsuits are the real problem. I would assume Texas has cameras on their various roads. So they'll find out who is driving. They'll know if they were street racing. At least no one was seriously hurt or so it appears except for the mental trauma.

the mental trauma of being a Broncos fan is worse, I've heard

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by Womble

Yeah, delete that post Ming you pussy.

it was copypasta right?

it was unfunny and lame copypasta

you're a shitty poster.

everything you post is stupid.

I was trying not to derail this thread but since you asked.

your and idiot

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

It was far from a fender bender, but also it was obvious when it was over that no one was seriously injured. The two most damaged cars were the Lambo and Corvette. Doesn't make leaving right but a doubt if there was anything other than bumps and bruises.

I disagree when you say it was far from a fender bender. It looked kind of scary and it definitely could have been far far worse, but in the end it was just a car wreck where several cars got damaged and, unless I'm mistaken, nobody was seriously hurt. Though it could have been much worse, the result was basically a fender bender.

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

I disagree when you say it was far from a fender bender. It looked kind of scary and it definitely could have been far far worse, but in the end it was just a car wreck where several cars got damaged and, unless I'm mistaken, nobody was seriously hurt. Though it could have been much worse, the result was basically a fender bender.

We are basically saying the same thing. I visualize a fender bender happening at low speed in a city where someone changes lanes. This could have been way worse than that, but wasn't. As I said in other post, it was obvious that no one was seriously hurt as soon as the accident was over based on the cars involved.

[duncan_idaho]

Originally Posted by Radar Chief

Last I heard (read) he lawyered up yesterday afternoon, which is the smartest thing he's done yet.

Based on the immediate and coordinated response by the guys in the cars, to leave the scene, I thnk it's more likely than not that someone was talking to their version of DJ's Left Nut (lawyer or agent) and exited the area on foot at that person's direction.

It's a dirtbag, selfish move, sure. But from a legal protection standpoint a smart one.

[Womble]

Originally Posted by Ming the Merciless

it was copypasta right?

it was unfunny and lame copypasta

you're a shitty poster.

everything you pist is stupid.

I was trying not to derail this thread but since you asked.

your and idiot

Funny that. You're one of my biggest thumbs uppers.

But telling people how rubbish their posts are is your schtick. I'd hate to be known for being a lazy critiquer who adds **** all to any discussion but you just enjoy being you.

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

I disagree when you say it was far from a fender bender. It looked kind of scary and it definitely could have been far far worse, but in the end it was just a car wreck where several cars got damaged and, unless I'm mistaken, nobody was seriously hurt. Though it could have been much worse, the result was basically a fender bender.

the accident itself thankfully was a fender bender.. and fairly mundane

walking away from it, leaving the scene afterwards is the real issue

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

We are basically saying the same thing. I visualize a fender bender happening at low speed in a city where someone changes lanes. This could have been way worse than that, but wasn't. As I said in other post, it was obvious that no one was seriously hurt as soon as the accident was over based on the cars involved.

Yep. This is just another case where we have a poorly defined term like "fender bender" and we just see it in different ways.

I believe we can all agree that the accident was due to gross negligence as they really didn't care what danger they were presenting to everyone else and that their negligence resulted in an accident. However, the results of that negligence were pretty minor, all things considered. They are extremely lucky that the results weren't far worse.

[Imon Yourside]

The best drama is no drama, tune in next hour for more!

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by Womble

Funny that. You're one of my biggest thumbs uppers.

But telling people how rubbish their posts are is your schtick. I'd hate to be known for being a lazy critiquer who adds **** all to any discussion but you just enjoy being you.

lol

I thumbs up and thumbs down all the time..

you can't even look back that far on your thumbs... how would you even know I'm your biggest thumbs upper. .. bullshit

do you write them down?

whats the ratio of down and up?

"lazy critiquer" is not me....