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Demetrius Harris going to jail for possession. Likely suspended
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much like his catching ability, he was shocked the charges weren't dropped.
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Tight end in the jail shower joke.
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I guess he proved us wrong. He is a possession receiver after all.
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I’m fine with releasing him because he sucks, but getting jail time for marijuana possession is embarrassing for Missouri.
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Hopefully he solves his dropping issues before he arrives.
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Meh,
Weed, who cares. |
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When he gets out he will be a wide receiver...... |
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$2.1 million cap savings. Get rid of him
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wink, wink...nudge nudge. |
Two days for weed?
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This will likely be reviewed and overturned because he dropped the bag prior to gaining possession.
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Dumbasstrious Hashish
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Never understood Reid's obsession with Harris anyway. I can't believe we couldn't find another blocking tightend who wasn't an idiot.
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Want Jimmy Graham anyway
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OH lordy not the Reefer Madness! He's gonna tempt our daughters with his jazz cigarette!! |
"Hi Demetrious. I wanted to swing by during visitation and give you some reading material. It's a book I wrote that I think can help and get you on the right track. 'How To Be A Secret Weapon and Have A Thriving NFL Career'. God bless."
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Brent Celek was released by Philly today, he'd be a cheaper option. |
Jimmy Graham can't/won't block and Kelce is our wr/te
We need a blocking,possession tightend. |
Weed? Don’t understand.
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Dropped passes?
I understand. |
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Get one in the draft. |
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He should invest his money on his own personal soap dispenser and have it mounted up against the wall. |
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(too soon?) |
Celek released
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State Penn's new brownzone threat.
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lol two days in jail? WTF is the point of wasting taxpayer dollars on that? JFC
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He was going to play with mahomes but then he got high!
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Pot?
DEATH PENALTY RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Worst time to get busted, dude.
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Who are you gonna replace him with?
Right now the 3rd TE is a question also, and I seriously doubt they want to draft 2 TE's. Odds are he's back for at least another year. |
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you straight up KNOW this bitch DROPPED a dime on his dealer
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I'm not a Harris fan at all, but I think we have to live with him for another year. Put TE on the high pick list in 2019 when the defense has been sorted with this draft.
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See you stone hands.
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Having a QB that can actually put the ball where it needs to be is going to make everyone better. Pot? To quote Donnie Brasco, "forgettaboudit" |
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I was prepared to get by with the guy in 2018, but this looks like the perfect opportunity for a clean break
For me, its not so much about the weed as it is the guy is a literal dope with hams for hands... well, bye It opens up a 4th round pick for a Durham Smythe or a Troy Fumagalli |
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Stupid law, but you do the crime, you do the time.
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Harris was always going to be replaced, this situation only speeds the process along... with two 4ths theres little doubt we'll use one on a tight end |
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So that's why he always stunk.
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Elway can probably sign him on the cheap after he's released.
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The mfer is stupid, and we dont need stupid mfers on this team |
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https://nypost.com/2016/09/18/i-play...efore-kickoff/
Take it for what it's worth, but a few in this article claim well over half and maybe around 80% of nfl players smoke pot. And I don't think anyone is actually surprised by that. |
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Judge went along with a Plea Bargain it was Jenkin's who made the deal. Maybe they've never had a celebrity in their jail and knowing the butler mentality they were not going to let a black man get by without some hospitality to make sure he never comes back....:D:D:D:D http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_7HqIqm_Y5d...0/P8310005.JPG According to the Bates County Circuit Court, the prosecuting attorney (Hugh C. Jenkins 1 N. Delaware Butler, MO 64730 PH. 660.679.4030) in the case filed charges of Class A possession of marijuana and Class D misdemeanor of drug paraphernalia against Harris. Both are misdemeanors. There were no felony charge filed against Harris. In a plea deal, Harris was given a suspended sentence for the charge of possession of marijuana, which included two years unsupervised probation, 80 hours of community service, completion of the NFL’s drug treatment program and two days in jail. He’s already completed the NFL’s drug treatment program, according to the court, and started serving the two days in jail on March 9. Quote:
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According to Paylor he has already done his 2 days in jail. We will see what the NFL does.
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1 Oz.= 28.3495 gr. 35 grams is 1.23459Oz |
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He was never charged with a felony. |
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Reading between the lines; Either it wasn't his or his buddy took the heat. |
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MO State law as of Jan 1, 2017 The possession of paraphernalia is a misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine of $500 for a first offense. A second offense is punishable a maximum sentence of 1 year imprisonment and a maximum fine of $2,000. Possession of up to ten grams for first-time offenders is Class D misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum fine of $500, but no jail time. Possession of over 10 grams but less than 35 grams is a Class A misdemeanor which is punishable by a maximum sentence of 1 year imprisonment and a maximum fine of $2,000. Second-time marijuana possession offenses are also classified as a Class A misdemeanor offense, even if the quantity possessed is under 10 grams. Possession of 35 grams- 30 kilograms* is a Class D felony which is punishable by up to 7 years imprisonment and a maximum fine of $10,000. *Depending on facts, possession of more than 35g, but less than 30kg, has often, historically, been charged as intent to distribute. Same as Distribution penalties below. Municipal court, Columbia, MO**It was recently updated to. Sec. 16-253. – Possession of thirty-five grams or less of marijuana, or five grams or less of hashish. It shall be unlawful for any person to possess thirty-five (35) grams or less of marijuana or cannibis in any species or form thereof, including but not limited to cannibis sativa L., or five (5) grams or less of hashish. Any person found guilty of violating the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. (b) When any law enforcement officer suspects any adult as defined by state criminal statutes, other than those excluded herein, of possession of a misdemeanor amount of marijuana and/or possession of marijuana paraphernalia, that person shall not be required to post bond, suffer arrest, be taken into custody for any purpose nor detained for any reason other than the issuance of a summons, suffer incarceration, suffer loss of driver’s license, or any other punishment or penalty other than the issuance of a summons and, if found guilty, a fine of up to two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00). There shall be a strong presumption that the proper disposition of any such case is to suspend the imposition of sentence and/or require community service work and/or drug counseling and education. All such matters shall only be referred to the municipal prosecuting attorney, and no other prosecuting attorney, and the municipal prosecuting attorney shall not refer the matter to any other prosecutor, agency, or office, unless provisions of subsection (c) are applicable. (c) Subsection (b) shall not apply to persons: (1) Who have been found guilty of a felony within the preceding ten (10) years; or (2) Who have been found guilty in a state court of a Class A misdemeanor, other than misdemeanor marijuana possession or misdemeanor possession of marijuana paraphernalia, within the preceding five (5) years; or (3) Who have been found guilty in a state or municipal court of misdemeanor marijuana possession on two or more prior occasions within the preceding five (5) years; or (4) Who are arrested on suspicion of any felony or misdemeanor offense chargeable only under state law, arising from the same set of facts and circumstances as the alleged marijuana offense. (d) The provisions of this section are severable. If any provision of this section is declared invalid, that invalidity shall not affect other provisions of the section which can be given effect without the invalid provision. (e) Any city ordinance or regulation that is inconsistent with this section shall be null and void and is hereby repealed effective immediately. (f) The message of this section is that people should not use marijuana, but should also not lose opportunities for education and employment because of such use. The limited resources of law enforcement should be directed primarily toward crimes of violence or property loss. The enforcement of laws against marijuana shall be among the lower priorities of law enforcement. |
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Me? A ticket. $275. If I even get written up. Now, if someone owns a local coffee shop, and had FedEx delivering hundreds of lbs at a time to the front door of their house...and then hang their son out to dry...they may get held w/o bond because of the dual citizenship in Jordan. Oh, and it turns out that someone was a chomo ("pederast"), and it's gonna be the long walk up. Dude is probably gonna get the Full Monty. It's even worse than I described, but dude ****ed up. Hes definitely not a native son of the good ol' boys' club... So, there's a lot to say about who you are, where you're from, and what your intentions are. In Lafayette County, they're so downtrodden, money talks in Lexington. A couple ozs = a couple thousand $$ + court costs and legal fees. |
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