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Wrong thread?The Alabama case is interesting.
My understanding is:
The player in question was always going to pick up the others from the club.
The gun was legally owned and left in the back seat under clothes because you cant bring the gun into the club.
The player in question was already on his way to pick up the others (again that was always the plan), and that is when the text was sent, while he was already driving. Technically, he shouldn’t have seen the text because the phone should not be in your hand reading texts while driving.
Once the player in question arrived near the club to pick them up (again which was always the plan), the legal owner of the gun retrieved the gun from the vehicle where he left it. The player in question never touched the gun.
So my question is, if the aforementioned facts are accurate, what steps or actions could the player in question have taken to prevent this? How is he responsible in any way? What poor judgment was displayed?
This thread is about Mike Irving not some Alabama case