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  • @the-gipper said:

    ...will no longer be a part of the NFL existence after the next collective bargaining agreement

    is it correct to assume the suspended license is what rendered a cops vehicle search? or who he was?  EDIT- i do read now,that the cops asked him if they could search his car. He responded Yes... car state transfer should have come with a free vacuum cleaning to get the foreign bugs out😉 

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by

    @gumby73 said:

    is it correct to assume the suspended license is what rendered a cops vehicle search? or who he was?  EDIT- i do read now,that the cops asked him if they could search his car. He responded Yes... car state transfer should have come with a free vacuum cleaning to get the foreign bugs out😉 

    Don't want any of those palmetto bugs here in Ohio....   😁 

    @syd said:

    3 a.m he's black and possibly driving a nice car is why he got pulled over

    I mean c'mon failing to yield to uncoming traffic ? in Strongsville ? what traffic ?

    Exactly, it's a typical BS excuse cops use to pull someone over when they're bored at 3AM. Burned out headlight, didn't use turn signal, weaving. I'll assume his car still had Florida plates on it- another excuse- what's a car with out of state plates doing driving around that time of night, so I'll make up some BS that's hard to refute in court. So I can stop him. Don't doubt for a second Callaway was being trailed until said didn't yield happened. 

    Gip can correct me on this, but driving with a suspended license, you can get whacked with up to 6 months in jail, and a $1,000 fine.  The fine for a small amount of weed will be incidental. Past criminal charges may come into play how hard they're going to come down on him. He's also gonna get reamed for not immediately telling the team he got busted. If he comes up with a failed drug test, he just might get cut, and football career pretty much over before it started. 

  • darren15D darren15 wrote on last edited by

    He had guns and ammo in his car........no issue isn't that the norm in America ?

  • sydS syd

    @gumby73 said:

    is it correct to assume the suspended license is what rendered a cops vehicle search? or who he was?  EDIT- i do read now,that the cops asked him if they could search his car. He responded Yes... car state transfer should have come with a free vacuum cleaning to get the foreign bugs out😉 

    3 a.m he's black and possibly driving a nice car is why he got pulled over

    I mean c'mon failing to yield to uncoming traffic ? in Strongsville ? what traffic ?

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @syd said:

    3 a.m he's black and possibly driving a nice car is why he got pulled over

    I mean c'mon failing to yield to uncoming traffic ? in Strongsville ? what traffic ?

    I’m betting he got popped at a roundabout. Not everyone knows how to navigate those things and there’s a crap ton of ‘em up that way.

    Random musings l’m seeing from not very credible sources on the interwebs seem to indicate that even if he tested positive it will elevate him to stage 2, but apparently stage 3 is where suspensions come in. 

    So it very well may be true that the suspended license will be the more serious issue for him. He’s clearly on the fast track though. Perhaps a record for quickest ascension to stage 2 for an NFL player. Goals.

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by tiamat63

    Before coming to the Browns, Antonio's name is attached to..

    - Fraud

    - Sexual Battery

    - Two possession counts while  in school

    - Failing a test while at the combine

    I don't believe the phrase second chance is accurate. 

  • darren15D darren15 wrote on last edited by

    Antonio Goaway

  • @gumby73 said:

    is it correct to assume the suspended license is what rendered a cops vehicle search? or who he was?  EDIT- i do read now,that the cops asked him if they could search his car. He responded Yes... car state transfer should have come with a free vacuum cleaning to get the foreign bugs out😉 

    Don't want any of those palmetto bugs here in Ohio....   😁 

    @syd said:

    3 a.m he's black and possibly driving a nice car is why he got pulled over

    I mean c'mon failing to yield to uncoming traffic ? in Strongsville ? what traffic ?

    Exactly, it's a typical BS excuse cops use to pull someone over when they're bored at 3AM. Burned out headlight, didn't use turn signal, weaving. I'll assume his car still had Florida plates on it- another excuse- what's a car with out of state plates doing driving around that time of night, so I'll make up some BS that's hard to refute in court. So I can stop him. Don't doubt for a second Callaway was being trailed until said didn't yield happened. 

    Gip can correct me on this, but driving with a suspended license, you can get whacked with up to 6 months in jail, and a $1,000 fine.  The fine for a small amount of weed will be incidental. Past criminal charges may come into play how hard they're going to come down on him. He's also gonna get reamed for not immediately telling the team he got busted. If he comes up with a failed drug test, he just might get cut, and football career pretty much over before it started. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @hoorta said:

    Don't want any of those palmetto bugs here in Ohio....   😁 

    Exactly, it's a typical BS excuse cops use to pull someone over when they're bored at 3AM. Burned out headlight, didn't use turn signal, weaving. I'll assume his car still had Florida plates on it- another excuse- what's a car with out of state plates doing driving around that time of night, so I'll make up some BS that's hard to refute in court. So I can stop him. Don't doubt for a second Callaway was being trailed until said didn't yield happened. 

    Gip can correct me on this, but driving with a suspended license, you can get whacked with up to 6 months in jail, and a $1,000 fine.  The fine for a small amount of weed will be incidental. Past criminal charges may come into play how hard they're going to come down on him. He's also gonna get reamed for not immediately telling the team he got busted. If he comes up with a failed drug test, he just might get cut, and football career pretty much over before it started. 

    Some suspension carry the penalty you mention along with additional suspension time.  Some are not quite as harsh.  

    If you want to know how I would handle it in my court, I could tell you...

    but first I also need to know if he was also charged with possession of drug paraphenalia.   Often that is a double kicker.   They can charge you with possession of MJ....but also possession of paraphenalia......which can literally be anything.    The paper you roll a joint in.  The baggie you store it in.  Obviously a pipe or some such other object.   That just adds another 150 max fine charge.  Again, not really a big deal....but just more fuel to the flame.

  • He had guns and ammo in his car........no issue isn't that the norm in America ?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @darren15 said:

    He had guns and ammo in his car........no issue isn't that the norm in America ?

    Where did you hear that?    Or did you mean to add an "if" to your question?

  • @syd said:

    3 a.m he's black and possibly driving a nice car is why he got pulled over

    I mean c'mon failing to yield to uncoming traffic ? in Strongsville ? what traffic ?

    I’m betting he got popped at a roundabout. Not everyone knows how to navigate those things and there’s a crap ton of ‘em up that way.

    Random musings l’m seeing from not very credible sources on the interwebs seem to indicate that even if he tested positive it will elevate him to stage 2, but apparently stage 3 is where suspensions come in. 

    So it very well may be true that the suspended license will be the more serious issue for him. He’s clearly on the fast track though. Perhaps a record for quickest ascension to stage 2 for an NFL player. Goals.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @ibleedbrown said:

    I’m betting he got popped at a roundabout. Not everyone knows how to navigate those things and there’s a crap ton of ‘em up that way.

    Random musings l’m seeing from not very credible sources on the interwebs seem to indicate that even if he tested positive it will elevate him to stage 2, but apparently stage 3 is where suspensions come in. 

    So it very well may be true that the suspended license will be the more serious issue for him. He’s clearly on the fast track though. Perhaps a record for quickest ascension to stage 2 for an NFL player. Goals.

    The suspended license IS the more serious offense for him.......as it relates to his issues before the court of law.

    But his real issues have NOTHING to do with the court of law....but with the terms of his employment as a NFL player.

  • @darren15 said:

    He had guns and ammo in his car........no issue isn't that the norm in America ?

    Where did you hear that?    Or did you mean to add an "if" to your question?

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by

    @the-gipper said:

    Where did you hear that?    Or did you mean to add an "if" to your question?

    Word coming out is that he had gun parts and ammo as well.  

    The kid was a mess coming out from UF and only hung around people of the same caliber.   

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by Orion

    Supposedly he had gun parts and ammo in the car also.    -  He's just misunderstood.

    I heard that the officer said that he was cooperative and polite and that he knew he was a Browns player and didn't want to have to cite him.....but he had to.

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
  • Before coming to the Browns, Antonio's name is attached to..

    - Fraud

    - Sexual Battery

    - Two possession counts while  in school

    - Failing a test while at the combine

    I don't believe the phrase second chance is accurate. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by

    @tiamat63 said:

    Before coming to the Browns, Antonio's name is attached to..

    - Fraud

    - Sexual Battery

    - Two possession counts while  in school

    - Failing a test while at the combine

    I don't believe the phrase second chance is accurate. 

    I wonder if the CFL would even take him. Probably not.  😆

  • Supposedly he had gun parts and ammo in the car also.    -  He's just misunderstood.

    I heard that the officer said that he was cooperative and polite and that he knew he was a Browns player and didn't want to have to cite him.....but he had to.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    Supposedly he had gun parts and ammo in the car also.    -  He's just misunderstood.

    I heard that the officer said that he was cooperative and polite and that he knew he was a Browns player and didn't want to have to cite him.....but he had to.

    Oh sweet baby Jesus, this reminds me of when Gerard "Big Money Wasted" got popped in Pittsburgh by the police and Carmen Policy told the world that the police told him that a nicer person ever arrested cannot be found, anywhere. ?

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    Oh well...

    He can always go back to making golf clubs.

  • LBC mikeL LBC mike wrote on last edited by

    Bring on dez

  • @orion said:

    Supposedly he had gun parts and ammo in the car also.    -  He's just misunderstood.

    I heard that the officer said that he was cooperative and polite and that he knew he was a Browns player and didn't want to have to cite him.....but he had to.

    Oh sweet baby Jesus, this reminds me of when Gerard "Big Money Wasted" got popped in Pittsburgh by the police and Carmen Policy told the world that the police told him that a nicer person ever arrested cannot be found, anywhere. ?

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    Oh sweet baby Jesus, this reminds me of when Gerard "Big Money Wasted" got popped in Pittsburgh by the police and Carmen Policy told the world that the police told him that a nicer person ever arrested cannot be found, anywhere. ?

    I'm assuming the cop was a Browns fan.....and knew that this was NOT gonna be helping his pathetic football team.   

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Oh sweet baby Jesus, this reminds me of when Gerard "Big Money Wasted" got popped in Pittsburgh by the police and Carmen Policy told the world that the police told him that a nicer person ever arrested cannot be found, anywhere. ?

    I'm assuming the cop was a Browns fan.....and knew that this was NOT gonna be helping his pathetic football team.   

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by Ibleedbrown

    @orion said:

    I'm assuming the cop was a Browns fan.....and knew that this was NOT gonna be helping his pathetic football team.   

    That cop was definitely a Browns fan. I watched the clip Gumby posted, and l’m pretty sure if that guy didn’t have a partner we wouldn’t even be talking about this. 

    Which honestly wouldn’t be a good thing. When you’re in a position of authority there’s a time to be friendly and times you gotta be an àsshole. Hue Jackson could learn a thing or two from that guy’s partner.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by

    so, let me get this straight. Calloway had his car shipped to him. It got in, and whoever shipped it to him..

    uncle? left pot, gun parts in the car.

      THEN, under a suspended license, Calloway goes to get the car and drive it back home. On a suspended license.

    He can't just have it freaking towed home? He just got that signing bonus?

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    Well, he claims that he thought the license situation had been straightened out.

    It's right out of the Josh Gordon Playbook Of Excuses.  

  • LBC mikeL LBC mike wrote on last edited by

    Is he related to Gordon?  Kids are just really stupid these days.