it's the little things too that bother me about this current organization...
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Yep, it's the little things............
https://sports.yahoo.com/jury-fraud-case-hears-jimmy-183908147.html
Jury in fraud case hears Jimmy Haslam’s voice on secretly-recorded tape
It’s been more than four years since Pilot Flying J found itself suddenly embroiled in a major fraud case, arising from the failure to provide promised fuel rebates to trucking customers. At an ongoing federal trial in Tennessee, jurors heard for the first time on Tuesday the voice of Browns owner (and Pilot Flying J CEO) Jimmy Haslam, via a secretly-recorded tape.
A video update from Jamie Satterfield of the Knoxville News Sentinel explains the content and the context of Haslam’s comments. In short, his words seem to indicate awareness of the scheme to defraud customers by promising them a certain rebate, and then failing to honor it.
Four former Pilot Flying J executives currently are on trial for fraud. Multiple owners have previously pleaded guilty. Haslam steadfastly has insisted that he knew nothing about any improper activities.
In 2014, the company paid nearly $100 million in fines to avoid prosecution of the business entity, but as of February 2016 Haslam personally remained susceptible to indictment. He has never been charged.
NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart was asked about the situation during a Tuesday media briefing, given the breadth of the league’s Personal Conduct Policy. Lockhart said he’s not sufficiently familiar with the case to comment on whether Haslam would potentially face discipline.
Yep, it's the little things............
https://sports.yahoo.com/jury-fraud-case-hears-jimmy-183908147.html
Jury in fraud case hears Jimmy Haslam’s voice on secretly-recorded tape
It’s been more than four years since Pilot Flying J found itself suddenly embroiled in a major fraud case, arising from the failure to provide promised fuel rebates to trucking customers. At an ongoing federal trial in Tennessee, jurors heard for the first time on Tuesday the voice of Browns owner (and Pilot Flying J CEO) Jimmy Haslam, via a secretly-recorded tape.
A video update from Jamie Satterfield of the Knoxville News Sentinel explains the content and the context of Haslam’s comments. In short, his words seem to indicate awareness of the scheme to defraud customers by promising them a certain rebate, and then failing to honor it.
Four former Pilot Flying J executives currently are on trial for fraud. Multiple owners have previously pleaded guilty. Haslam steadfastly has insisted that he knew nothing about any improper activities.
In 2014, the company paid nearly $100 million in fines to avoid prosecution of the business entity, but as of February 2016 Haslam personally remained susceptible to indictment. He has never been charged.
NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart was asked about the situation during a Tuesday media briefing, given the breadth of the league’s Personal Conduct Policy. Lockhart said he’s not sufficiently familiar with the case to comment on whether Haslam would potentially face discipline.
If Jimmy’s guilty, it’s just more proof he’s been the problem with this franchise. More so than any coach or FO.
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Yep, it's the little things............
https://sports.yahoo.com/jury-fraud-case-hears-jimmy-183908147.html
Jury in fraud case hears Jimmy Haslam’s voice on secretly-recorded tape
It’s been more than four years since Pilot Flying J found itself suddenly embroiled in a major fraud case, arising from the failure to provide promised fuel rebates to trucking customers. At an ongoing federal trial in Tennessee, jurors heard for the first time on Tuesday the voice of Browns owner (and Pilot Flying J CEO) Jimmy Haslam, via a secretly-recorded tape.
A video update from Jamie Satterfield of the Knoxville News Sentinel explains the content and the context of Haslam’s comments. In short, his words seem to indicate awareness of the scheme to defraud customers by promising them a certain rebate, and then failing to honor it.
Four former Pilot Flying J executives currently are on trial for fraud. Multiple owners have previously pleaded guilty. Haslam steadfastly has insisted that he knew nothing about any improper activities.
In 2014, the company paid nearly $100 million in fines to avoid prosecution of the business entity, but as of February 2016 Haslam personally remained susceptible to indictment. He has never been charged.
NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart was asked about the situation during a Tuesday media briefing, given the breadth of the league’s Personal Conduct Policy. Lockhart said he’s not sufficiently familiar with the case to comment on whether Haslam would potentially face discipline.
With reading up on the thieving that went on, I'm really beginning to wonder in the NFL steps into the mess. If Haslam ends up getting charged, they almost have too..
Wouldn't they?
Yay FBI! Go get him guys
With reading up on the thieving that went on, I'm really beginning to wonder in the NFL steps into the mess. If Haslam ends up getting charged, they almost have too..
Wouldn't they?
Yay FBI! Go get him guys
They can suspend him, certainly...if he is indicted.
It is one of the reasons, I suspect that he has begun listing his wife as the co-owner...and has begun having his son-in-law having a hand in the team's business.
So....what is more embarassing this now 1-25 (?) mess...or having your owner indicted?
But lets note: he would not be the first:
Jim Irsay
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colts-owner-jim-irsay-arrested-charged-with-dwi-4-felony-counts/
Eddie DeBartolo
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2013/04/youngstowns_eddie_debartolo_a.html
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Yep, it's the little things............
https://sports.yahoo.com/jury-fraud-case-hears-jimmy-183908147.html
Jury in fraud case hears Jimmy Haslam’s voice on secretly-recorded tape
It’s been more than four years since Pilot Flying J found itself suddenly embroiled in a major fraud case, arising from the failure to provide promised fuel rebates to trucking customers. At an ongoing federal trial in Tennessee, jurors heard for the first time on Tuesday the voice of Browns owner (and Pilot Flying J CEO) Jimmy Haslam, via a secretly-recorded tape.
A video update from Jamie Satterfield of the Knoxville News Sentinel explains the content and the context of Haslam’s comments. In short, his words seem to indicate awareness of the scheme to defraud customers by promising them a certain rebate, and then failing to honor it.
Four former Pilot Flying J executives currently are on trial for fraud. Multiple owners have previously pleaded guilty. Haslam steadfastly has insisted that he knew nothing about any improper activities.
In 2014, the company paid nearly $100 million in fines to avoid prosecution of the business entity, but as of February 2016 Haslam personally remained susceptible to indictment. He has never been charged.
NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart was asked about the situation during a Tuesday media briefing, given the breadth of the league’s Personal Conduct Policy. Lockhart said he’s not sufficiently familiar with the case to comment on whether Haslam would potentially face discipline.
If Jimmy’s guilty, it’s just more proof he’s been the problem with this franchise. More so than any coach or FO.
If Jimmy’s guilty, it’s just more proof he’s been the problem with this franchise. More so than any coach or FO.
Considering his micro management style, I have difficulty believing he didn't know about the fraud. But in the end, it doesn't matter. He's responsible for it, regardless whether he knew or not.
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With reading up on the thieving that went on, I'm really beginning to wonder in the NFL steps into the mess. If Haslam ends up getting charged, they almost have too..
Wouldn't they?
Yay FBI! Go get him guys
They can suspend him, certainly...if he is indicted.
It is one of the reasons, I suspect that he has begun listing his wife as the co-owner...and has begun having his son-in-law having a hand in the team's business.
So....what is more embarassing this now 1-25 (?) mess...or having your owner indicted?
But lets note: he would not be the first:
Jim Irsay
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colts-owner-jim-irsay-arrested-charged-with-dwi-4-felony-counts/
Eddie DeBartolo
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2013/04/youngstowns_eddie_debartolo_a.html
They can suspend him, certainly...if he is indicted.
It is one of the reasons, I suspect that he has begun listing his wife as the co-owner...and has begun having his son-in-law having a hand in the team's business.
So....what is more embarassing this now 1-25 (?) mess...or having your owner indicted?
But lets note: he would not be the first:
Jim Irsay
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colts-owner-jim-irsay-arrested-charged-with-dwi-4-felony-counts/
Eddie DeBartolo
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2013/04/youngstowns_eddie_debartolo_a.html
I know with Eddie, his sister has the team. Might be why James sold the business too.
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They can suspend him, certainly...if he is indicted.
It is one of the reasons, I suspect that he has begun listing his wife as the co-owner...and has begun having his son-in-law having a hand in the team's business.
So....what is more embarassing this now 1-25 (?) mess...or having your owner indicted?
But lets note: he would not be the first:
Jim Irsay
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colts-owner-jim-irsay-arrested-charged-with-dwi-4-felony-counts/
Eddie DeBartolo
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2013/04/youngstowns_eddie_debartolo_a.html
I know with Eddie, his sister has the team. Might be why James sold the business too.
I know with Eddie, his sister has the team. Might be why James sold the business too.
James? Who is James?
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I know with Eddie, his sister has the team. Might be why James sold the business too.
James? Who is James?
James? Who is James?
Jimmy Haslam.... I just don't like to spell his name. It may invoke a bad juju or something
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James? Who is James?
Jimmy Haslam.... I just don't like to spell his name. It may invoke a bad juju or something
Jimmy Haslam.... I just don't like to spell his name. It may invoke a bad juju or something
OK, but you had me thinking like LeBron
...or, maybe more aptly: Jesse (and not the Steeler TE)
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Jimmy Haslam.... I just don't like to spell his name. It may invoke a bad juju or something
OK, but you had me thinking like LeBron
...or, maybe more aptly: Jesse (and not the Steeler TE)
OK, but you had me thinking like LeBron
...or, maybe more aptly: Jesse (and not the Steeler TE)
Sorry for the confusion.
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