Two NFL cornerbacks, they did what?

[IWishIWasAPro]

Two NFL cornerbacks are facing multiple charges after an incident at a party on Wednesday night in South Florida.

The New York Giants’ Deandre Baker and Seattle Seahawks’ Quinton Dunbar are each facing four counts of armed robbery with a firearm, while Baker is facing an additional four counts of aggravated assault with a firearm, after the two allegedly robbed guests at a party in Miramar, Florida, the Miramar police department said on Thursday.

 

[mr merlin]

Holy shit, that's some serious social distancing violations.

 

[John Kelly]

I've always thought the cornerback position in the NFL is the most vulnerable position to game-fixing or point-shaving.

 

[mr merlin]

Sounds like they had attended previous parties with gambling and had either lost or thought they were cheated - revenge motive.

 

[Valuist]

Dumbasses. They complain the virus is targeting blacks. Virtually every party I've heard that got busted was primarily black partygoers. So not only at a party but robbing guests? A first round pick from 2019? You can't fix stupid.

 

[mr merlin]

Dumbasses. They complain the virus is targeting blacks. Virtually every party I've heard that got busted was primarily black partygoers. So not only at a party but robbing guests? A first round pick from 2019? You can't fix stupid.

With that kind of money being played with chances are not that many attendees were black. When two extremely fit black guys come in and robbed the place, no doubt it wasn't hard to figure out who they were. "hey jerry, give me that watch".

 

[FairWarning]

Dumbasses. They complain the virus is targeting blacks. Virtually every party I've heard that got busted was primarily black partygoers. So not only at a party but robbing guests? A first round pick from 2019? You can't fix stupid.

We had a rapper from Chicago rent out three townhouses on Lake Michigan. He was having a rap video made, it was one big party. This was on the first weekend of the lockdown.

 

[TheGuesser]

Two NFL cornerbacks are facing multiple charges after an incident at a party on Wednesday night in South Florida.

The New York Giants’ Deandre Baker and Seattle Seahawks’ Quinton Dunbar are each facing four counts of armed robbery with a firearm, while Baker is facing an additional four counts of aggravated assault with a firearm, after the two allegedly robbed guests at a party in Miramar, Florida, the Miramar police department said on Thursday.

Based on Deandre's rookie season, all the victims would have had to do was get up and walk away. He never would have been able to keep up with them or find them.

 

[michael777]

2 scum Liberals,no surprise

 

[SlipperyPete]

I've always thought the cornerback position in the NFL is the most vulnerable position to game-fixing or point-shaving.

also requires the least amount of intelligence

 

[John Kelly]

also requires the least amount of intelligence

And the most amount of athleticism.

 

[TheGuesser]

Looks like this case against Baker and Dunbar is falling apart, and might be dismissed. I learned last year when Tyreek Hill was the victim of an extortion attempt, and almost had his career ruined, to not take the first reports at face value, and to let things play out. Looks like the Giants and Seahawks were smart to do the same thing here, and not act on initial reports. If they are dismissed, it will be interesting to see if the sports media will emphasize the dismissal as much as the arrests. They sure didn't in Tyreek's case.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...r-deandre-baker-expects-case-to-be-dismissed/


https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...-fabrication-says-witnesses-lack-credibility/

 

[mr merlin]

Looks like this case against Baker and Dunbar is falling apart, and might be dismissed. I learned last year when Tyreek Hill was the victim of an extortion attempt, and almost had his career ruined, to not take the first reports at face value, and to let things play out. Looks like the Giants and Seahawks were smart to do the same thing here, and not act on initial reports. If they are dismissed, it will be interesting to see if the sports media will emphasize the dismissal as much as the arrests. They sure didn't in Tyreek's case.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...r-deandre-baker-expects-case-to-be-dismissed/


https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...-fabrication-says-witnesses-lack-credibility/

Hmmm, sounds like the players are paying off the vicitms to get them to change their stories? I read it was a dice game party, not sure how cheating would go at that.