Like I've said in the past, the cops in Athens are dirty...

[redandpewter55]

That's not what I meant.

If the punishment COULD mean jail time, you COULD get jail time.

I used those crimes as an example of small risks that you could get busted for, but stand a good chance to get away with. Like riding a scooter without a license.

Im not saying the guy should not have got in trouble. He should have got a ticket and impound his scooter. He should not have been arrested though. UGA Police will arrest you for anything and everything and it is wrong.

 

[LionRyan]

Hey man, if the law says you could arrested, don't be surprised when you get arrested. That's all I'm saying. Don't do **** you aren't supposed to.

 

[bamasa37sb34]

Thug.







:shifty:

Seriously seems pretty damn extreme. Do cops at UGA have hard ons for football players on scooters or something :scratch:

 

[northcutt_fan]

Thug.







:shifty:

Seriously seems pretty damn extreme. Do cops at UGA have hard ons for football players on scooters or something :scratch:

It's not extreme. It's the law :salut:

 

[redandpewter55]

Thug.







:shifty:

Seriously seems pretty damn extreme. Do cops at UGA have hard ons for football players on scooters or something :scratch:

Yes.

 

[seahawks4ever]

Extreme, but within his rights as a cop. Sucks for the player but whatcha gonna do? I'm sure what happened was embarassing, and he will likely get a bunch of flack from the team about it but in the end, he will pay a fine, and probably either ditch the scooter or get the special endorsement needed to ride a scooter over 50cc.

 

[lumm0x]

90% of cops have "Judge Dredd" syndrome. That leaves a 10% possibility that the kid got overly lippy and deserved the overreaction.

 

[redandpewter55]

I guess the judge agrees with me (and 99% of Athens)...

"The judge today laughed at the charge and dismissed it as frivolous."