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ucrenegade
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nice research :smiley-cool11:
nice research :smiley-cool11:
If I ran a team, I'd cut any player who got arrested for anything.
My philosophy is, if you can't outrun the police, you're too slow to be on my team.
My philosophy is, if you can't outrun the police, you're too slow to be on my team.
Condoning the wrong doing as long as you don't get caught. Lol, that's pretty funny.
In Virginia you can open or concealed carry (with a permit) anywhere except for schools, federal property or private property where they have signs posted or verbally tell you its not allowed. Other then schools and federal property, if you carry your weapon on private property where it is not wanted and you refuse to leave, its only a trespassing issue. Unless their other factors going in with that individual. It is what it is I guess!
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sg3
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He should be cut for being an awful washed up RB
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flgreen
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LOL
Actually the research didn't go the way I thought it would. I have a CWP, I've had it a long time. I thought Florida was one of the 46 states where you can carry a weapon openly.
Glad I didn't find out the hard way
I may have to move
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Chris Johnson arrested on misdemeanor weapons charge
By James Brady @JamesBradySBN on Jan 10 2015, 3:49p +
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Jets running back Chris Johnson was arrested on a misdemeanor weapons charge on Friday night.
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New York Jets running back Chris Johnson was arrested on Friday night and charged with the open carrying of a firearm, according to NFL.com. The open carrying of a firearm in Orlando, Fla. is a second-degree misdemeanor charge.
Johnson was pulled over after not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, and after he consented to a search of his car by police, police found a licensed and registered firearm under a bag under a seat. It's considered open carrying because it was not locked up, which is why he's been charged at this point.
There's not a whole lot of other info about the incident or charge at this point, and the team hasn't made much of a comment beyond stating that they are aware of said incident.
Johnson carried the ball 155 times for 663 yards and just one rushing touchdown with the Jets this year. It's his first year with the team after signing a two-year contract this past offseason, and it wound up being his least-productive year by far. He did average 4.3 yards per carry which was solid, but the Jets split carries so his totals were all down. Some think he could wind up being a cap casualty this offseason.
By James Brady @JamesBradySBN on Jan 10 2015, 3:49p +
Chris Trotman/Getty Images
Jets running back Chris Johnson was arrested on a misdemeanor weapons charge on Friday night.
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New York Jets running back Chris Johnson was arrested on Friday night and charged with the open carrying of a firearm, according to NFL.com. The open carrying of a firearm in Orlando, Fla. is a second-degree misdemeanor charge.
Johnson was pulled over after not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, and after he consented to a search of his car by police, police found a licensed and registered firearm under a bag under a seat. It's considered open carrying because it was not locked up, which is why he's been charged at this point.
There's not a whole lot of other info about the incident or charge at this point, and the team hasn't made much of a comment beyond stating that they are aware of said incident.
Johnson carried the ball 155 times for 663 yards and just one rushing touchdown with the Jets this year. It's his first year with the team after signing a two-year contract this past offseason, and it wound up being his least-productive year by far. He did average 4.3 yards per carry which was solid, but the Jets split carries so his totals were all down. Some think he could wind up being a cap casualty this offseason.
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flgreen
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Sounds like a lot of BS to me. Cops probably a Fish fan