Breaking News: Cleveland Browns Player Shaun Rogers Arrested
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boom I was right again ..........never wanted that overrated always gassed slug who was useless against the run......................and wanted to trade him for two years and now
he is worth nothing
the curse of savage will take some time to overcome
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Well this is pretty disappointing. A distraction that the team did not need right now. ESPN made sure to post it on April 2nd.
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Well the man made a mistake. Its not like he brought his gun into a locker room and threatened his teammates. Is it a serious offense yes but was he cooperative yes. Will he get off a little easier yes. Is he getting off easy because he is a star, NOOO!!! People make mistakes all the time but we dont prosecute to the fullest extent. He will get a slap on the wrist a fine(because he is rich) and probation. Case closed!!!!!
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I'm sorry to say it like this....but some of you simply don't know the laws, and are talking out your asses.
There's a bunch of regulations, but it perfect legal to fly with a firearm. Obviously, it must be unloaded...so that's his fault. it also depends which bag, but and if he has a ccw.
Otherwise....just shut up or learn what the xxxx you are talking about.
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I'm sorry to say it like this....but some of you simply don't know the laws, and are talking out your asses.
There's a bunch of regulations, but it perfect legal to fly with a firearm. Obviously, it must be unloaded...so that's his fault. it also depends which bag, but and if he has a ccw.
Otherwise....just shut up or learn what the xxxx you are talking about.
I'm sorry to say it like this....but some of you simply don't know the laws, and are talking out your asses.
There's a bunch of regulations, but it perfect legal to fly with a firearm. Obviously, it must be unloaded...so that's his fault. it also depends which bag, but and if he has a ccw.
Otherwise....just shut up or learn what the xxxx you are talking about.
This is very true, but do you think Shaun Rogers actually met those regulations to carry a weapon period on a plane, unloaded or not? I won't pretend to know gun laws, especially in Ohio, but I had always thought guns on planes anymore are pretty much for marshalls and other security/police type people. I really have no idea though.
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does he have a license for it? if he does, the charges won't be as bad.
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Just out of curiosity, how do you get that Cleveland is the serial Killer Capitol of the USA? (I ain't saying you're wrong, I ain't saying you're right, just wondering where you got that info)
I Think I said I was joking... If Not I was ...lol
FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
I Think I said I was joking... If Not I was ...lolWell, the funny thing is that Northeast Ohio has had its share of serial killers come from here.
And you want to know something funnier yet? I once represented one of them! More about that in a moment.
Of note is the fact that we are perhaps lucky in that a number of them were exported out of here to other places.
On the various other ones:
We have the current one: Anthony Sowell from Cleveland
Of course there was Jeffrey Dahmer, an export from Bath to Milwaukee.
Thomas Dillon from Canton who killed his victims mostly in southern Ohio farmlands
There was the famous Torso Murderer from Cleveland whom Elliot Ness spent years chasing but never caught.
There was Lewis Gilbert from Newcomerstown, exported to Oklahoma
Then there was my client, by the name of Robert Berdella. It is OK for me to talk about him as it has been years since I handled his case. Plus, he is now long deceased. He was from Cuyahoga Falls, but he "exported" himself to Kansas City. (I knew members of his family and they retained me to represent him)
I didn't have anything to do with representing him in the prosecution against him. He had already plead. I handled various matters for him while he was in prison. It was really just various administrative things, dealing with other attorneys from KC. The odd thing is that unlike most killers, this guy was fairly well to do. He ran an antiques and artifacts shop in the Westport area of KC. He died in prison while I was working with him. I never actually met him personally, only phone conversations and correspondance. Nevertheless, he was my one serial killer client. (I will say that notwithstanding having him as a client, he was an evil, sick, twisted bastard. You could tell that just in his voice and in his writing. He was into "domination" that in every case got "carried away". At least that seemed to be his story. You can read more about him here:
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in reading some more details, he sure is an idiot. all he had to do was check the damn thing....
probably nothing more than forgetfulness, in reality. however, you gotta worry about this type of behavior when it comes to firearms. not much difference to plax imo....
sorry about the last post....just saw everyone piling on again before i really got a good look at it.
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Gip, I am offended that you have to give fuel to the fire about "serial killers" in Ohio.
This doesn't have any freakin thing to do with the subject of the thread.
And furthermore, you forgot to mention that Charles Manson was born in Cincinnatti.
oops. never mind.
(just kidding)
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well now we are looking to get 1-3 out of him. Just to bad it won't be draft pics. What a fag
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Dang, I was hoping he did something interesting like raped Rothlistberger in the airport bathroom.
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Gip, I am offended that you have to give fuel to the fire about "serial killers" in Ohio.
This doesn't have any freakin thing to do with the subject of the thread.
And furthermore, you forgot to mention that Charles Manson was born in Cincinnatti.
oops. never mind.
(just kidding)
Gip, I am offended that you have to give fuel to the fire about "serial killers" in Ohio.
This doesn't have any freakin thing to do with the subject of the thread.
And furthermore, you forgot to mention that Charles Manson was born in Cincinnatti.
oops. never mind.
(just kidding)
I was only counting the Northeast Ohio lovelies. Yea, there was Manson, and Michael Swango....the orderly in the hospital that killed like 35 people...from Cincinnatti (or was Swango from Columbus?)
Don't forget also that Buffalo Bill, the fictional serial killer from Silence of the Lambs, was also from Ohio.
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Holmgren pleased with Rogers, but expects a suspension
Posted by Michael David Smith on May 23, 2010 11:07 AM ET
Cleveland Browns President Mike Holmgren says he's happy with the way defensive tackle Shaun Rogers has conducted himself at offseason workouts. But Rogers' conduct away from the team facility -- when he was arrested for gun possession -- likely means the Browns can't count on him for 16 games this year.
Holmgren told the Cleveland Plain Dealer he expects some sort of suspension for Rogers, and that he hopes to discuss the matter with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at the league meetings in Dallas this week.
"I'm pleased with how he's working here," Holmgren said of Rogers. "I think he messed up and he knows it. But I like how he's working. Hopefully, he won't make the same mistake again."
Rogers has attended offseason workouts, but isn't yet completely recovered from the ankle injury he suffered last season
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