CrimaNOLES are back

[UOducksTK1]

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/n ... lderarrest

Remember James Wilder Jr., the stud?

[lukeyrid13]

Pushing a cop is always smart

[briarduck]

This could very well be a case of over-reaction by the cops and besides if she was really hot did he really have a choice lol.

The TCU situation is the more serious story, the Wilder situation should not have made news depending on what REALLY happened.

[Duck07]

when you point a finger you've got 3 pointing back at you. this isn't janikowski drunk and bribing cops

[lukeyrid13]

This could very well be a case of over-reaction by the cops and besides if she was really hot did he really have a choice lol.

The TCU situation is the more serious story, the Wilder situation should not have made news depending on what REALLY happened.

True not much news at all but still, not smart to put hands on a cop

[Braveheart]

This could very well be a case of over-reaction by the cops and besides if she was really hot did he really have a choice lol.

The TCU situation is the more serious story, the Wilder situation should not have made news depending on what REALLY happened.

True not much news at all but still, not smart to put hands on a cop

Never is, but we don't know the true story anyway.

[woundedknees]

Problem stems from the fact that, by law, in virtually every state, physical contact of almost any kind, which is initiated by a private citizen, rather than the law enforcement officer, is considered a crime, regardless of the situation.

This includes grabbing, biting, pushing, hitting, spitting, urinating, heck, in some cases, even bleeding on an officer.