Browns WR Stallworth hits, kills Fla. pedestrian
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I have a bar up the road, but it's a redneck bar, I don't go there.
LOL
cuello rojo......
Redneck's drink?
It shocked the hell out of me too. Drinking, country music, sheep and inbreeding, reminds me of a town in Ohio.
It shocked the hell out of me too. Drinking, country music, sheep and inbreeding, reminds me of a town in Ohio.
Na. That's a Yinzer for ya. Especially the sheep thingey.
Na. That's a Yinzer for ya. Especially the sheep thingey.
Everyone knows that sheep like Lake Erie.
Oh man! now you got Rey smacking you around Cy! LMAO!
I love it! Much props Rey, ol' buddy!
Oh man! now you got Rey smacking you around Cy! LMAO!
I love it! Much props Rey, ol' buddy!
What does he know, he's neighbors with Salsa.
Oh man! now you got Rey smacking you around Cy! LMAO!
I love it! Much props Rey, ol' buddy!
anything for my friends in Ohio
Police: Man hit by Stallworth wasn't in crosswalk
Would have been nice to have stopped intstead of flashing his lights. Sorry looks like murder to me. He warned him? And then ran him over anyway. Ever heard of stopping? That senario will get you jailed in this state.
The thing that's most revealing is that the official toxicology report hasn't been released yet. It's been over a week and still nothing. I've got to assume this case is long from over. Still many facts still out there...
From what the local FOX affiliate said last night, because the toxicology report states he was BARELY over the legal limit...and the charges may very on what side of the report he is on....they wanted to triple and quadruple check that the results are right.
Charges expected to be filed
Update. Someone was going to post this, might as well be me.....
A report from the Miami Herald states that Stallworth's blood alcohol level (.12) was above the legal limit of .08. Under Florida law, DUI manslaughter is a second-degree felony, carrying a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. The victim, Marco Reyes (59), is survived by his wife of almost 20 years, Catalina, and the couple’s 15-year-old daughter, Daniela.
Thoughts and prayers to everyone involved with this incident.
Donte' Stallworth expected to be charged with DUI manslaughter - Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
Update. Someone was going to post this, might as well be me.....
A report from the Miami Herald states that Stallworth's blood alcohol level (.12) was above the legal limit of .08. Under Florida law, DUI manslaughter is a second-degree felony, carrying a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. The victim, Marco Reyes (59), is survived by his wife of almost 20 years, Catalina, and the couple’s 15-year-old daughter, Daniela.
Thoughts and prayers to everyone involved with this incident.
Donte' Stallworth expected to be charged with DUI manslaughter - Breaking News - MiamiHerald.com
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