Geebrr

I'd be unhappy with that looking at Rhymes getting 95k

No thanks to all of those.

Definitely frustrating to see a guy like Rhymes who is coming off a break out season sign elsewhere for 95k. Talented receiver. Wish we signed him.

These dogs are generally not just out for walks.And if they are in public space, I will assume this follows law. I will have to re-read this news article, but the actual release by the DOJ doesn't mention anything about phoning ahead. Not sure where they are getting that from. Where would the dog smell the weed? Did they stick him out the window on the highway? https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1230310952001843201?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-10062135951848900006.ampproject.net%2F2002200031230%2Fframe.html

We are making some pretty big assumptions here. Until some actual informatiomation comes out staring otherwise, safe to assume the dog was being used in an authorized/legal way. I havent seen any actual report stating the dog was used outside of what it is legally intended for as of yet. Cops are pretty aware of what the procedure is to follow, particularly special units.

So we agree?

QB there was decent as well.

Could be, but really.

Ottawa didn't want him at 95k? WTF

Farhan always under reports Lion salaries. Grain of salt.

Eff

The dog definitely did it's job, which gave the agent the information required for the search. So I think that in the spectrum of procedural defences, that one is going to be tough.

Again, the dog whose sole job is to identify the presence of drugs doing alerting an agent seems like more than enough probable cause to search the vehicle without consent. I don't get the procedural error. Why have the dog at all?

Where is it being reported that a drug detecting dog alerting agents to the presence of drugs could be a violation? I'd like to get more information on that. Sounds very odd.

The dog has a job to detect drugs. It did. Probable cause has been established. I don't really get the logic.

I don't follow that logic

If the drug detecting dog alerts them, why would they need consent to search the vehicle?

So a public meltdown during the game from a QB and now a player throwing a coach under the bus after 2 games. What a train wreck

Robinson telling the Uber driver he would pay him off to take the charges is beyond hilarious. What a moron. Robinson is done, Bray is TBD

Bray may be, but Robinson rented the car. Good luck with that defence

The goal post wearing that stupid chain is hilarious, regardless of all the accurate points being made right now.

😄 In a similar vein I think "how is he not in the NFL with that height? " It stands out even down there for DBs.

6'2 is s damn big DB

The difference is certainly in the percentage of delusional people that make up the content. I mean, forget message boards, your media is as delusional as it gets. Safe to assume they to play to their audience.

Get it right.