This guy is going to get locked up for a long long time! He was IU leading returning tackler from last year and was supposed to be the leader of their secondary. Helps out WKU since we are a heavy passing team. It is sad to think how this kid ruined his life before it even started. Sad thing is he will probably come out of jail worse then what he is now.
http://www.indystar.com/story/sports/col.../28845107/

I'm sure he was doing it because he couldn't afford food and was starving when the cafeterias weren't open on campus...Isn't that the catch all excuse these days?

He should have gone to Florida State. Would have gotten off with a misdemeanor and slap on the wrist.

Might be a good player for Marshall some day.

Another victory in the War on People.

(06-23-2015 10:08 AM)40smokingcannon Wrote:  Might be a good player for Marshall some day.

+1 lol

They really went out of their way to protect that informant. lol

If I read that correctly, the confidential informant who bought the drugs from the player, decided to take a little off the top and hide it in his car before turning it over to the feds. He was arrested as well. Wouldn't it be something to see the guy in jail who just set you up?

(06-23-2015 01:37 PM)eagle04 Wrote:  If I read that correctly, the confidential informant who bought the drugs from the player, decided to take a little off the top and hide it in his car before turning it over to the feds. He was arrested as well. Wouldn't it be something to see the guy in jail who just set you up?

Well, if a dealer sees a customer in jail, one would probably assume that they were arrested for buying. However, that is all over once the police report to the local news that the buyer is actually an informant. Probably going to be a rough stay for that person.

(06-23-2015 03:55 PM)ODUDrunkard13 Wrote:  

(06-23-2015 01:37 PM)eagle04 Wrote:  If I read that correctly, the confidential informant who bought the drugs from the player, decided to take a little off the top and hide it in his car before turning it over to the feds. He was arrested as well. Wouldn't it be something to see the guy in jail who just set you up?

Well, if a dealer sees a customer in jail, one would probably assume that they were arrested for buying. However, that is all over once the police report to the local news that the buyer is actually an informant. Probably going to be a rough stay for that person.

Good.