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Odell Beckham Jr. Arrest Warrant Issued for Slapping Officer's Butt Post-LSU Win
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smh real disappointed with the "ass slapping is normal in a locker room" moron brigade responses
fuck that cop, what a shitstain trying to be such a cool dude fucking around with kids
but let's not get stupid about it
fuck that cop, what a shitstain trying to be such a cool dude fucking around with kids
but let's not get stupid about it
Cool, I guess I can slap any butt I see because it's not sexual assault.
Just like that time he was a misogynist towards Lena Dunham.
not always, it is not.
you're going to have to bring in all of OJ's lawyers and the first cast of Law and Order SVU and E.R. to prove this one.
Go around slapping people's asses and see how that works out for you
most cops would not take you seriously if you called them to press assault charges and said someone slapped your ass.
There was a similar story recently where a runner in a 5K race slapped a reporter's butt. He was arrested and charged with sexual battery.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...d-thomas-callaway-charged-battery/2648801001/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...d-thomas-callaway-charged-battery/2648801001/
My ACAB feelings and my "No unwanted touching, ever" feelings are conflicted. But at the end of the day:
All Cops Are Bastards.
All Cops Are Bastards.
This has nothing to do with the situation at hand, but not always it isn't. Sports is proof of that. Ass slapping is everywhere.
This is sexual battery, my dudes.
This is absolutely an arrestable offense not to mention that it was done to an officer.
Laying hands on a police officer is already a no-no.
Imagine if the cop was female....how much worse does it look for you?
Yeah neither party is coming out of this looking good, but at the same time one of them's not a cop and I am therefore significantly more willing to side with them as a result of that.
We don't have the full context which I think is important...
Buuuuut you can just go around slapping a cop on the ass and then taunt him.
Why would you do this?
Buuuuut you can just go around slapping a cop on the ass and then taunt him.
Why would you do this?
Lol imagine if the cop/security guard was a different gender and the reaction would be different
Handing of money to players can invalidate their eligibility. So, yes, if they have NFL dreams, it can derail those. Do we know for sure only seniors and the 7 early declarations are the ones to get cash? Seems pretty unlikely given the makeup of every major NCAA team.
Two, he could have just said, "Hey, leave them alone." But yes, you did not specifically say it was nothing. Half of the other people posting did. So, that part is about that, including the stuff at the end you didn't care about. I should have worded it differently, I see now, because I did say you. Sorry about that - I was wrong.
And yeah, the NCAA is a corrupt piece of shit, and players should be able to do whatever they want to be compensated for everything they do. I definitely wouldn't argue against that. Nor would I ever say I am behind the police in mass. They are largely a predatory fraternity of douchebros and confederate sympathizers.
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Your logic is deeply flawed I feel sorry for anyone who interacts with you.
The way some people think around here is so slanted and it's disgusting.
Not to any extent that it ruins their life. Unlike what the CJS will do to them. But I agree with the NFL and NCAA punishing players for shit like this is egregious and why I'm happy theres more consciousness to these issues and it seems to be on the precipice of changing.
It wont invalidate their eligibility. You can quote me if it does.
Cops suck, but yeah you can't just go around slapping people's asses because they happen to be in a locker room. There are a lot of people in locker rooms that are not a part of the team in that way (cops, security, reporters, media, trainers). Like if Odell has slapped a trainer or reporter (particularly a woman) in this way would the reactions be the same?
It was shitty for OBJ to put those kids in these situations. From the money (which is absurd, it's fucking virtually no money at all) to this, its a pain in the ass and these kids should be celebrating on their own without him causing attention and problems.
So are we going to charge 80% of coaches with sexual assault?
Are the players pressing charges?
In some scenarios (locker rooms, sports) its a common thing, that doesn't mean that every single person it happens to has to be okay with it.
They should be if their players aren't cool with it. It's up to the person whose ass is getting slapped on whether they want to press charges or not.
I'm making a point that (a) slapping someone's ass is an arrestable offense and that (b) slapping someone's ass can be sexual battery if person wants to press charges.
That was a female reporter doing her job like she normally does, minding her own business, and a completely random male runner comes by and slaps her ass.
Lmao how is this similar other than they both involved a butt being smacked?
This was a male cop aggressively forcing himself into a situation and digging through kid's shit to get them in trouble while they are simply celebrating.
It was super fucking dumb and a poor decision to slap the cop, but it was a completely different situation.
No it wouldn't be and he would still be arrested for it just like that runner was but when it's a cop harassing players for the sake of it than I don't feel bad at all for him. He shouldn't have done it but the cop shouldn't have been harassing anyone so meh.
Exactly
there were asses involved, and the cop could have been a woman. Actually, not really, but hypothetically how would that make you feel?
The end result was there was touching that happened that was unwanted; regardless of the surrounding circumstances...both felt the act was violating.
I'd still feel the same way if she was harassing the players, It was a bad decision on his part but the cop shouldn't have been harassing the players.
Context and circumstances. What are they?
These are young black kids who many already have probably had negative interactions with police in the past. Here they are, celebrating the happiest moment of their lives, then this cop shoves his way in the middle and rifles through everyone's shit in hopes to legally punish them.
Doesn't take a brain surgeon to think of how this might have been an actively antagonistic move by the cop.
Fuck that cop. He shouldn't be allowed in that stadium again.
OBJ laying his hands on him was wrong, but it did not come out of nowhere. No fucking way.
Yeah we can play hypotheticals all day but, like, if pigs had wings then they could have harassed the other player away from OBJ's reach
Honestly I wouldn't have a problem if that cop was knocked out.
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It would make me feel different. If you say it doesn't make a difference if it was a man or a woman you are lying.