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Video of the actual Ray Rice knock out punch

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  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by
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    I used to think rice was a good guy. Rice is a piece of crap

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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    If I did this guarantee I'd be locked up for awhile.

  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by
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    An NFL player delivering a knock out blow to a person that's probably about 100 lbs lighter. Huge scum.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    Well... she was rushing him...

    He's lucky that she wasn't more seriously hurt when her head hit the handrail on the way to the floor.

  • DownSouthKCD DownSouthKC wrote on last edited by
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    At least the NFL came down hard on such a heinous crime. I mean anything less than 2 games would be absurd.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    Roger Goodell has to go. He saw this tape. So did prosecutors which means the NFL influenced them not to press charges. That has to be looked into as well. I'm the last person that wants the federal govt involved in local matters but if an organization such as the NFL can be shown to influence local law enforcement, than congress needs to step in and put a check on this. I don't care if this was a Cleveland Brown, I'd want him the fuck off the team fuck that shit. She gave him a little nip outside the elevator so he followed her in there with the clear intention of "getting her back". He slugged her once down low and backed away and she came forward..and he slept her. Should be out of the NFL. If anyone of us had done that we'd be sitting in a cell right now. I'm fucking sick and tired of rich people routinely getting away with shit that the rest of us would spend years if not in some cases decades in prison for. When normal people start getting put away for shit that rich people routinely buy their way out of...this is when societies collapse. It certainly feels like it's gettin about that time.

  • djdawg2010D djdawg2010 wrote on last edited by
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    And yet.... test positive for weed, and you're banned for a year! 😡

  • Well... she was rushing him...

    He's lucky that she wasn't more seriously hurt when her head hit the handrail on the way to the floor.

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by
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    @tour2ma said:

    Well... she was rushing him...

    He's lucky that she wasn't more seriously hurt when her head hit the handrail on the way to the floor.

    Yea definitely a drunk conflict. But that would be considered excessive force to incapacitate a threat.

  • L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
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    And then she married him. . . . .

  • And yet.... test positive for weed, and you're banned for a year! 😡

    C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    @djdawg2010 said:

    And yet.... test positive for weed, and you're banned for a year! 😡

    not only that, we're gonna take our sweet time and make sure he can't participate in camp next year either. Goodell has to go for this one. This has to be one of the ugliest things that the league has ever had their hands in. How anyone that's seen that tape says it's aight Ray....take 2 games off then we'll make your first game back a big to do. Ratings will be huge. It's only 2 games ray cause we want that come back game to be against those patsies in Cleveland so make sure you get 200 yds on em ok? 😠

  • jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by
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    God I'd love to see the look on King Roger's face knowing this is public. I'm typically never the type to say this but the Ravens organization should seriously consider suspending him the max they can (4 games right?) on top of the two. I'd be perfectly content if the Browns did that in the same situation. This was not a he said/she said affair. He knocked her out unconscious

    Take Gordon's case completely, and this a huge embarrassment to not only the NFL but anyone who enjoys it. I don't care that new rules are implemented, punish Ray Rice now.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    I'm much more concerned for why law enforcement, being privy to this video from day one....decided not to pursue charges. If one us boxed our wives or g/f's like that...it would not matter AT ALL that she pleaded with the police not to charge us. Not even slightly would they take her pleas into consideration, this is indisputable fact. I love the fact that he tried to put her sandals on her after the fact. She walked into the elevator barefoot, but got dragged out with one sandal on. Like wtf was putting her sandals on gonna do? He knew right the fuck away he fucked up. He saw his career flash before him.

  • D Dste Ace wrote on last edited by
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    The NFL is saying that this is the first time they've seen this video--that law enforcement didn't

    make it available to them.

    Which begs the question: What the fuck did they actually think happened--he knocked her unconscious

    with harsh language?

  • @djdawg2010 said:

    And yet.... test positive for weed, and you're banned for a year! 😡

    not only that, we're gonna take our sweet time and make sure he can't participate in camp next year either. Goodell has to go for this one. This has to be one of the ugliest things that the league has ever had their hands in. How anyone that's seen that tape says it's aight Ray....take 2 games off then we'll make your first game back a big to do. Ratings will be huge. It's only 2 games ray cause we want that come back game to be against those patsies in Cleveland so make sure you get 200 yds on em ok? 😠

    djdawg2010D djdawg2010 wrote on last edited by
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    @clevfan4life said:

    not only that, we're gonna take our sweet time and make sure he can't participate in camp next year either. Goodell has to go for this one. This has to be one of the ugliest things that the league has ever had their hands in. How anyone that's seen that tape says it's aight Ray....take 2 games off then we'll make your first game back a big to do. Ratings will be huge. It's only 2 games ray cause we want that come back game to be against those patsies in Cleveland so make sure you get 200 yds on em ok? 😠

    Goodell is an asshole! He is destroying the game! I mean, yes Gordon broke the rules, multiple times. But there is no comparison for smoking pot vs violently assaulting someone! Let's do the math on which offense had a victim and which one did not! Furthermore, I'll be so glad when our Federal government finally ends prohibition and the war on a freakin' plant, as well as the NFL lightening up their stance on cannabis as well!

  • The NFL is saying that this is the first time they've seen this video--that law enforcement didn't

    make it available to them.

    Which begs the question: What the fuck did they actually think happened--he knocked her unconscious

    with harsh language?

    C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    @dste-ace said:

    The NFL is saying that this is the first time they've seen this video--that law enforcement didn't

    make it available to them.

    Which begs the question: What the fuck did they actually think happened--he knocked her unconscious

    with harsh language?

    1) that's bull fucking Shiite, someone at the NFL saw this video.

    2) law enforcement saw and decided not to press charges. Why? They didn't do it of their own volition. The NFL front office is full of ridiculous Shiite cause of course they influenced law enforment which means they saw the whole thing. Their plan all along was to give Rice 2 games and then when the video inevitably made it's debut, say oh we didn't see that part. Uh huh. Right.

  • @dste-ace said:

    The NFL is saying that this is the first time they've seen this video--that law enforcement didn't

    make it available to them.

    Which begs the question: What the fuck did they actually think happened--he knocked her unconscious

    with harsh language?

    1) that's bull fucking Shiite, someone at the NFL saw this video.

    2) law enforcement saw and decided not to press charges. Why? They didn't do it of their own volition. The NFL front office is full of ridiculous Shiite cause of course they influenced law enforment which means they saw the whole thing. Their plan all along was to give Rice 2 games and then when the video inevitably made it's debut, say oh we didn't see that part. Uh huh. Right.

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    @clevfan4life said:

    1) that's bull fucking Shiite, someone at the NFL saw this video.

    2) law enforcement saw and decided not to press charges. Why? They didn't do it of their own volition. The NFL front office is full of ridiculous Shiite cause of course they influenced law enforment which means they saw the whole thing. Their plan all along was to give Rice 2 games and then when the video inevitably made it's debut, say oh we didn't see that part. Uh huh. Right.

    Assault or domestic violence is up to the victim if they will press charges. I doubt someone who says 'I do' will be apt to give the nod at pressing charges in this case. Just another abusive relationship, nothing new here.

  • @clevfan4life said:

    1) that's bull fucking Shiite, someone at the NFL saw this video.

    2) law enforcement saw and decided not to press charges. Why? They didn't do it of their own volition. The NFL front office is full of ridiculous Shiite cause of course they influenced law enforment which means they saw the whole thing. Their plan all along was to give Rice 2 games and then when the video inevitably made it's debut, say oh we didn't see that part. Uh huh. Right.

    Assault or domestic violence is up to the victim if they will press charges. I doubt someone who says 'I do' will be apt to give the nod at pressing charges in this case. Just another abusive relationship, nothing new here.

    C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    Assault or domestic violence is up to the victim if they will press charges. I doubt someone who says 'I do' will be apt to give the nod at pressing charges in this case. Just another abusive relationship, nothing new here.

    It most certainly is not bro, you need to read up on that. If the cops keep getting called to your house and see your wife's face bruised up, and they get testimony from your neighbors....you're getting charged whether your wife agrees to it or not. That's been the case for awhile now...didn't use to be decades ago, but they learned women didn't press charges cause they'd get the shit beaten out of them again and worse when the man got done serving his time. Pressing charges against your spouse is the end of the relationship, you get that right? Decades ago women weren't apt to do that much. Different times now, women don't have to take abusive assholes anymore.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Assault or domestic violence is up to the victim if they will press charges. I doubt someone who says 'I do' will be apt to give the nod at pressing charges in this case. Just another abusive relationship, nothing new here.

    It most certainly is not bro, you need to read up on that. If the cops keep getting called to your house and see your wife's face bruised up, and they get testimony from your neighbors....you're getting charged whether your wife agrees to it or not. That's been the case for awhile now...didn't use to be decades ago, but they learned women didn't press charges cause they'd get the shit beaten out of them again and worse when the man got done serving his time. Pressing charges against your spouse is the end of the relationship, you get that right? Decades ago women weren't apt to do that much. Different times now, women don't have to take abusive assholes anymore.

    DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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    @clevfan4life said:

    It most certainly is not bro, you need to read up on that. If the cops keep getting called to your house and see your wife's face bruised up, and they get testimony from your neighbors....you're getting charged whether your wife agrees to it or not. That's been the case for awhile now...didn't use to be decades ago, but they learned women didn't press charges cause they'd get the shit beaten out of them again and worse when the man got done serving his time. Pressing charges against your spouse is the end of the relationship, you get that right? Decades ago women weren't apt to do that much. Different times now, women don't have to take abusive assholes anymore.

    I know in Ohio it doesn't matter if the victim wants to press charges or not, they will.

  • If I did this guarantee I'd be locked up for awhile.

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    If I did this guarantee I'd be locked up for awhile.

    anyone would.

    preferrential treatment?

    irsay cocaine possession dismissed. 8 games and a chump change (for him) fine.

    aldon smith federal bomb threat dismissed along with 3 felony gun possession charges swept under the rug. 6 games.

    josh gordon 1/zintilla of a zintilla of a point over on only one of a 2 part sample piss test. gone for a year.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Assault or domestic violence is up to the victim if they will press charges. I doubt someone who says 'I do' will be apt to give the nod at pressing charges in this case. Just another abusive relationship, nothing new here.

    It most certainly is not bro, you need to read up on that. If the cops keep getting called to your house and see your wife's face bruised up, and they get testimony from your neighbors....you're getting charged whether your wife agrees to it or not. That's been the case for awhile now...didn't use to be decades ago, but they learned women didn't press charges cause they'd get the shit beaten out of them again and worse when the man got done serving his time. Pressing charges against your spouse is the end of the relationship, you get that right? Decades ago women weren't apt to do that much. Different times now, women don't have to take abusive assholes anymore.

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    @clevfan4life said:

    It most certainly is not bro, you need to read up on that. If the cops keep getting called to your house and see your wife's face bruised up, and they get testimony from your neighbors....you're getting charged whether your wife agrees to it or not. That's been the case for awhile now...didn't use to be decades ago, but they learned women didn't press charges cause they'd get the shit beaten out of them again and worse when the man got done serving his time. Pressing charges against your spouse is the end of the relationship, you get that right? Decades ago women weren't apt to do that much. Different times now, women don't have to take abusive assholes anymore.

    you are correct on all points posted above.

    the criminal justice is seriously slanted with people of celeb/fame stature are held at a different standard than you or me (unless you are a celeb and we don't know it).

    i'm on google+ and everyday there is some ant-gov't anti-police bashing thread unto which i totally bash those fucks. there has to be a system above us to protect us, our rights and gleen for a better world. i know it's half bullshit but when i see how the judicial system works sometimes it's hard to defend it. but it ain't the beat cops or a guy protecting the border in texas, it's the DAs and the judges that have handshake deals in the backrooms and fill their pockets with trinkets to be had at a later date only to let these guys off as if they did nothing wrong.