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eric081695e
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Gator fans with dan Mullen right now.
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Very comprehensive view bro. You talking about an empty swamp this season. How they can get their money back for season tix.
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Avis discounts for the Bros...
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As the **** show in gayturdsville get even shyttier, at least they'll have someone to blame - Wyle E. Coyote.
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Reactions from Thomas Goldkamp (below)...look at this piece of garbage try to spin this:
"Some key takeaways from me after sorting through it, keeping in mind I have records requests in for the reports in question but don't have them just yet:
-- As far as any sort of charges go, there have been none yet. The incident report Tay Bangs filed that this most recent news story is based on is listed as closed, so unlikely there will be any charges filed, I would say.
-- That makes this a matter of whether illegal benefits were provided. I can tell you almost everyone in town gets a free upgrade from Enterprise, so depending on what sort of discounts Lewis and (presumably Edwards) were getting, if they even were getting them, it probably amounts to very little. But it'll likely take some follow-up on compliance's end.
-- The troubling part here, as I said with the first incident, is that players are around guns. Whether airsoft or real, it's a bad look. I have some doubts about whether the rifle found in Toney's traffic stop was a real firearm, I would like to see the report on that. In any case, unless GPD was covering for him, no civil traffic citation or any sort of criminal citation for the firearm was issued. So if it's real, it seems it was likely properly registered. The only problem then is with Dan Mullen, because that's one of his no-go rules.
-- That leaves pretty much the student conduct board as the only other relevant part here. Not sure what all will happen with that, but with Toney and Campbell being the rifle bearers, at least Cleveland and Wells won't be subject to a repeat offense. Not sure any of the student conduct stuff would result in lost playing time if I had to guess."
OK, let's break this down.
1. Incident report closed - yeah, how did that work out for Rapeist Winston a year later? Again, I'm not saying that anything in particular will come of this (i.e., criminal charges), but this "closed incident report" is from 8 weeks ago and the public is just now learning about how this was swept under the carpet.
2. "Almost everyone in town gets a free upgrade from Enterprise". WTF does this mean? I don't care if everyone who orders an economy car gets to drive an SUV, that is fundamentally different from a guy giving DISCOUNTED PRICES to football players. I think it's time for Enterprise corporate to simply shut down their Gainesville locations, or for the Enterprise shareholders to demand accountability.
3. "Whether airsoft or real, it's a bad look." BAD LOOK? A black man was shot in his car by police when he disclosed that he had a gun and was simply trying to show them his permit. Now you have a football player in Gainesville driving around with an unsecured rifle in his back seat? YES THAT IS ILLEGAL. Gaytor apologists who are trying to focus on the "permit" issue have overlooked the CONCEALED weapon issue. Just to quote one of the first Google results: "Florida generally allows a person 18 years of age or older to possess a concealed firearm within the interior of a private vehicle, without a license, if the firearm or other weapon is securely encased or is otherwise not readily accessible for immediate use." So far, the report says the rifle was simply in the back seat, which would be a violation of the law if it was NOT "securely encased" (i.e., in a bag or case) and/or it was "readily accessible for immediate use" (i.e., Toney could have easily reached into the back seat to get the rifle).
4. And what about this: "I have some doubts about whether the rifle found in Toney's traffic stop was a real firearm"? So now Thomas Goldkamp is a legal expert? He has inside information that the rifle was not "real"? WTF?
5. "Not sure any of the student conduct stuff would result in lost playing time"? Yeah, THAT'S THE JOB OF THE COACH TO SUSPEND THE PLAYERS FROM GAME TIME. F$U had to pass a rule requiring Blobby Bowden to suspend his criminal players.
This stuff in Gainesville is ridiculous. You've got Gaytor fans acting as if the Gainesville cops are hard-asses, but in reality, they let a football player drive away (after attempting to evade them) with a rifle in his back seat. Gaytor players have repeatedly been given the benefit of the doubt by Gainesville cops, even before serial killer Aaron Hernandez was shooting up the town. One of these days, some Gaytor football player will be shot dead by a cop because he has an airsoft rifle, or a frying pan, or one of the many items that supposedly puts cops "in fear for their lives", yet you can be certain that Thomas Goldkamp will dutifully point out that "it isn't illegal to own a frying pan" or some similar nonsense.
Pathetic.
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"Some key takeaways from me after sorting through it, keeping in mind I have records requests in for the reports in question but don't have them just yet:
-- As far as any sort of charges go, there have been none yet. The incident report Tay Bangs filed that this most recent news story is based on is listed as closed, so unlikely there will be any charges filed, I would say.
-- That makes this a matter of whether illegal benefits were provided. I can tell you almost everyone in town gets a free upgrade from Enterprise, so depending on what sort of discounts Lewis and (presumably Edwards) were getting, if they even were getting them, it probably amounts to very little. But it'll likely take some follow-up on compliance's end.
-- The troubling part here, as I said with the first incident, is that players are around guns. Whether airsoft or real, it's a bad look. I have some doubts about whether the rifle found in Toney's traffic stop was a real firearm, I would like to see the report on that. In any case, unless GPD was covering for him, no civil traffic citation or any sort of criminal citation for the firearm was issued. So if it's real, it seems it was likely properly registered. The only problem then is with Dan Mullen, because that's one of his no-go rules.
-- That leaves pretty much the student conduct board as the only other relevant part here. Not sure what all will happen with that, but with Toney and Campbell being the rifle bearers, at least Cleveland and Wells won't be subject to a repeat offense. Not sure any of the student conduct stuff would result in lost playing time if I had to guess."
OK, let's break this down.
1. Incident report closed - yeah, how did that work out for Rapeist Winston a year later? Again, I'm not saying that anything in particular will come of this (i.e., criminal charges), but this "closed incident report" is from 8 weeks ago and the public is just now learning about how this was swept under the carpet.
2. "Almost everyone in town gets a free upgrade from Enterprise". WTF does this mean? I don't care if everyone who orders an economy car gets to drive an SUV, that is fundamentally different from a guy giving DISCOUNTED PRICES to football players. I think it's time for Enterprise corporate to simply shut down their Gainesville locations, or for the Enterprise shareholders to demand accountability.
3. "Whether airsoft or real, it's a bad look." BAD LOOK? A black man was shot in his car by police when he disclosed that he had a gun and was simply trying to show them his permit. Now you have a football player in Gainesville driving around with an unsecured rifle in his back seat? YES THAT IS ILLEGAL. Gaytor apologists who are trying to focus on the "permit" issue have overlooked the CONCEALED weapon issue. Just to quote one of the first Google results: "Florida generally allows a person 18 years of age or older to possess a concealed firearm within the interior of a private vehicle, without a license, if the firearm or other weapon is securely encased or is otherwise not readily accessible for immediate use." So far, the report says the rifle was simply in the back seat, which would be a violation of the law if it was NOT "securely encased" (i.e., in a bag or case) and/or it was "readily accessible for immediate use" (i.e., Toney could have easily reached into the back seat to get the rifle).
4. And what about this: "I have some doubts about whether the rifle found in Toney's traffic stop was a real firearm"? So now Thomas Goldkamp is a legal expert? He has inside information that the rifle was not "real"? WTF?
5. "Not sure any of the student conduct stuff would result in lost playing time"? Yeah, THAT'S THE JOB OF THE COACH TO SUSPEND THE PLAYERS FROM GAME TIME. F$U had to pass a rule requiring Blobby Bowden to suspend his criminal players.
This stuff in Gainesville is ridiculous. You've got Gaytor fans acting as if the Gainesville cops are hard-asses, but in reality, they let a football player drive away (after attempting to evade them) with a rifle in his back seat. Gaytor players have repeatedly been given the benefit of the doubt by Gainesville cops, even before serial killer Aaron Hernandez was shooting up the town. One of these days, some Gaytor football player will be shot dead by a cop because he has an airsoft rifle, or a frying pan, or one of the many items that supposedly puts cops "in fear for their lives", yet you can be certain that Thomas Goldkamp will dutifully point out that "it isn't illegal to own a frying pan" or some similar nonsense.
Pathetic.
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Zbrod95
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Don’t forget the Toyota Prius...that’s like taking an Escalade through town
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Another gem. I was unaware that Gainesville was some sort of huge metropolis, where kids who dream of becoming big-city cops move so that they can pursue a job in high-end law enforcement. Sooo, so different than that Tuscaloosa cow town....
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I wonder if it has anything to do w/ where most of our GPD officers grew up/ get hired from?
I mean in a small town like Tuscaloosa- I'm sure most of their hires are locals and Bama grads that have been fans most of their lives.
That is a controlled environment and not surprised we don't hear a ton of negative news coming out of there.
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Nurglings said... (original post)
No, I'd like cops to do their jobs in other college towns, not just in Gainesville
\I wonder if it has anything to do w/ where most of our GPD officers grew up/ get hired from?
I mean in a small town like Tuscaloosa- I'm sure most of their hires are locals and Bama grads that have been fans most of their lives.
That is a controlled environment and not surprised we don't hear a ton of negative news coming out of there.
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kryptonite
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Huh. First thing I thought was that they're really bad a football.
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orange&green84
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Well, it's hit the national radar. Let's see if anything comes of this.
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FAN-tastic.
Hey, you want to hear a hilarious joke, an oldie-but-a-goodie? Remember that one time, when Gaytor fans told us that only 2 UF players had committed credit card fraud, and that not much was going to come out of that incident?
Yeah, wasn't that a real knee-slapper?
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Actually, you are correct, its our tax dollars that pay for them. They do need to be expelled ASAP.
Someone needs to change their name on CIS to Tay-Bang!!!
Mikeiavelli
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This actually shows a little self understanding and rational thinking with the Looney Tunes reference.