Corey Coleman Participated in Beating
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Sapp said he's been upset with how long it has taken to get charges brought in the case. He said he believes it would have been a quicker case had it not involved a Browns player.
But, by all appearances...it did NOT involve a Browns player...but a Browns players brother. From what I suspect, this victim wants to involve the Browns player....because the Browns player has the deep pockets.
Sapp said he's been upset with how long it has taken to get charges brought in the case. He said he believes it would have been a quicker case had it not involved a Browns player.
But, by all appearances...it did NOT involve a Browns player...but a Browns players brother. From what I suspect, this victim wants to involve the Browns player....because the Browns player has the deep pockets.
But this part sounds like the Browns player was involved.
Sapp walked away but the group. Corey Coleman and the two others followed him, surveillance video shows, according to Sapp and police.
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Sapp said he's been upset with how long it has taken to get charges brought in the case. He said he believes it would have been a quicker case had it not involved a Browns player.
But, by all appearances...it did NOT involve a Browns player...but a Browns players brother. From what I suspect, this victim wants to involve the Browns player....because the Browns player has the deep pockets.
But this part sounds like the Browns player was involved.
Sapp walked away but the group. Corey Coleman and the two others followed him, surveillance video shows, according to Sapp and police.
But this part sounds like the Browns player was involved.
But it says the videos simply show him walking. Not doing anything else.
Have any of you ever heard of a little thing called the Constitution of the United States of America. Particularly the 5th Amendment. Presumption of innocence and all that.
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But this part sounds like the Browns player was involved.
But it says the videos simply show him walking. Not doing anything else.
Have any of you ever heard of a little thing called the Constitution of the United States of America. Particularly the 5th Amendment. Presumption of innocence and all that.
But it says the videos simply show him walking. Not doing anything else.
Sapp walked away but the group. Corey Coleman and the two others followed him,
...then the guy gets beat up and dragged out to a parking area. Perhaps Corey was just there to show them where to drag him.
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Attention:Roger Gaydarr..Vincent Gum binni here..Seems the writer Adam Ferrise of Cleveland.com has the drama wording of the writer's of Hill Street Blues. Problem is, If our client Cory "participated in beating" then either witness's or video surveillance must show Cory as a "Participate"? BTW-Cory's place seems to be a pretty swanky joint with plenty of cameras I'd bet..6 months of collecting witnesses & video evidence seems a little long with the 2 non-Utes you have on a 2nd degree felony..Maybe the writer should learn a better wording such as "caught up in beating"."Wrong place,wrong time" in beating.This also seems a better WR language that Gaydarr would maybe let us slide..(throw a water bottle, shoot your own leg, Revis drops 2 steeler fans & don't touch a women)hey at least he never raped anybody at Baylor? Or did he?
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video shows him not helping the victim or breaking it up either, i presume watson?
midget thug.
one on one these dudes ain't shit without their posse, unless of course they're smacking some bitch up. so much for the new regime's 'character' standard.
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Funny thread. The article seems to indicate that Corey wasn't involved.
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Funny thread. The article seems to indicate that Corey wasn't involved.
Yeah, if you look closely the name of the thread was copied verbatim from the article title, I didn't realize I couldn't edit the title later when I posted.
Another take here:
His brother, Jonathan Coleman, 25, and Jared Floyd, 24, both of Dallas, Texas, were indicted on one count each of felonious assault, a second-degree felony.
Per the indictment issued Tuesday morning, courtesy of ABC News 5 Cleveland, Coleman and Floyd "did knowingly cause serious physical harm to Adam Sapp."
While the Browns second-year receiver wasn’t indicted, he was named in a probable cause affidavit that says the three men attacked the 26-year-old Mayfield Heights resident, according to Adam Ferrise of Cleveland.com.
Sapp also told Cleveland.com in a phone interview he was attacked from behind and was not able to name Corey Coleman as one of his assailants. The attack resulted in him suffering a concussion, a ruptured ear drum and multiple bruises, according to police reports.
Although Sapp wasn’t able to name the Browns’ 2016 first-round pick, his friend Nina Holman said he was involved in the beating.And even though Corey Coleman wasn’t indicted on Tuesday with the two other men, the issue remains under investigation, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office spokeswoman Kathleen Caffrey said, according to Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal.
Jonathan Coleman and Floyd will be arraigned on July 5.
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Every article I've read on the subject makes absolutely NO sense. Some have said he was a "participant", while others only say "he was there". The important thing to remember is he wasn't indicted like the other two, which tells me that he legally didn't do anything wrong. I mean, why on earth would Corey be excluded from the indictment if the other two weren't? It doesn't make sense to me. This is a fine example of very poor journalism. The titles of many of these articles make it seem like Corey did something illegal, yet when you READ the crappy writing you're left wondering, "what the hell happened, then?"
The NFL doesn't require that players break the law in order to be fined/suspended, so it will be interesting to know what happens to Corey (if anything). I'm pretty sure there's video evidence of the entire altercation, or at least I think I read that anyway. That would be pretty definitive to me, but who knows?
I'm one of Corey's toughest critics, and I don't see that changing any time soon. Even if Corey somehow manages to come back to training camp healthy and playing well, it won't matter to me. I heard all that shit last year and it really didn't amount to a hill of beans. I saw NONE of the explosiveness we heard all about, NONE of the shiftiness, NONE of the elusiveness, and NONE of the big play capability minus one nice TD catch during the second week of the damn season. Granted he played with extremely poor QB's, but you'd like to think he would've made ONE highlight play. ONE play where he takes an ordinary reception and turns it into something extraordinary. He was completely shut down by rookie CB's at time, and he wasn't able to separate like we all hoped. Obviously I know he was injured, but even when he came back he didn't really do anything. He had a very low catch per target percentage, and we need so much more from a first round draft pick.
The only thing that will change my mind about Corey is seeing him do it in a game. I'm not trying to be unfair, or label the kid a bust because it's not my style. He just has a lot to prove, and we all know it.
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That would be excellent news if it means the fucker is now physically healthy enough to play football.
WSS
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Sapp said he's been upset with how long it has taken to get charges brought in the case. He said he believes it would have been a quicker case had it not involved a Browns player.
But, by all appearances...it did NOT involve a Browns player...but a Browns players brother. From what I suspect, this victim wants to involve the Browns player....because the Browns player has the deep pockets.
Sapp said he's been upset with how long it has taken to get charges brought in the case. He said he believes it would have been a quicker case had it not involved a Browns player.
But, by all appearances...it did NOT involve a Browns player...but a Browns players brother. From what I suspect, this victim wants to involve the Browns player....because the Browns player has the deep pockets.
So what's this "probable cause" stuff mean Gip? Named, but not charged?
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Same "condo lobby" where JFF and his entourage got into it with a drunken fan?
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
However we want to spin this, it doesn't look good on Coleman.
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@ghoolie said:
Again, a good post. If he was there, watching and did noting, I am pretty sure that is a contributory offense. Unless is life was in peril and he couldn't react, he could at least have been verbally against it and called the police. DOing nothing is just as bad as joining in the beating. He is a typical inner city savage.
a person I know did ten years for saying nothing
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@ghoolie said:
It is impressed upon citizens to do everything possible to stop a crime. I would like to see Law enforcement begin arresting people who video fights and beatings and do nothing but laugh and jump around like zoo animals.
one going on now is that girl she kept telling her boyfriend (by text of course) to go threw with his suicide plan,well he did and now she is in court,hope the bitch gets some time she is not bad looking either I bet the dykes will love her well
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I been following that case Syd, Pretty damn sick. And all for a April fools day prank? You have got to be dropping logs. This is just sick.
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