(02-10-2017, 02:05 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: What kills me is the prosecutor, Joe Deters, waiting to see what the NFL/Bengals do ! I mean WTF ?

The law applies to all of us equally no matter the repercussions from ones employer. Deters says "he may be fined 2 million dollars" or whatever. How can Deters pick and choose who civil law applies to and who it doesn't based on their employers opinion ?

Grow a pair Mr. prosecutor and take a stand for the nurse who got spit on.

(02-10-2017, 02:45 AM)kevin Wrote: July 2005 : Arrested on assault and felony vandalism after nightclub incident.
Sept 2005 : in another incident Police discovered Jones in violation of not reporting to parole office. Judge added 90 days to parole
Feb 2006 : In another incident courts drop a marijuana charge while seeking felony and misdemeanor charges of obstruction of justice.
Aug 2006 : Jones arrested on disorderly conduct and public intoxication at night club  Judge gives him 6 months probation provided he stay out of trouble and nightclubs.
Oct 2006 : Jones sited for misdemeanor assault on a woman. NFL Titans suspend him 1 game.
FEB 19th, 2007 :  THE LAS VEGAS SHOOTING CASE. Jones charged with one count felony coercion, one misdemeanor count battery, one misdemeanor count threat to life.
June 2007 : Las Vegas D.A. charges Jones with 2 counts felony of Feb Las Vegas Shooting Case.
June 2007 : Civil law suit filed against Jones over Las Vegas Shooting Case
Nov 2007 : Jones accepts a plea deal on Las Vegas Shooting Case
Dec 2007 : Jones pleads NO CONTEST to misdemeanor of conspiracy to commit disorderly conduct in Las Vegas Shooting Case.
2007 : Jones suspended by NFL the entire season.
Oct 2008 : Jones in altercation with body guard. NFL suspends Jones 4 more games. Jones enters a halfway house for drug rehab
Jan 2012 :  Jones loses civil law suit over Las Vegas Shooting but appeals it.
Jan 2015 : Jones loses appeal. Forced to pay one person 11 million dollars and another wounded night club worker 1 million dollars.
Jan 2017 : Jones arrested on obstructing official business, disorderly conduct, and felony charge of harassment with a bodily substance.

I type all this to let you know that this is not Jones first rodeo. The Judge is going to see all this. The NFL is going to see all this.  The very fact that he plea bargained and entered no contest in the Las Vegas Shootings and lost the civil suit paying out 12 million in damages shows his involvement in the 2007 shooting case, plus the NFL didn't suspend him a year for nothing.  He is suppose to be on his good behavior, and Jan of this year 2017 throws that out the window.

Sources on internet say Bengals don't have to mention Jan arrest and can cut him claiming declining NFL skills. If this is true, Bengals should cut him and resign Kirkpatrick before they have Kirkpatrick gone and Jones suspended and/ or kicked out of NFL and/ or in prison.  Cut Jones and keep Kirkpatrick so we have at least Kirkpatrick.  But, the Bengals never do anything smart, so I expect the stupid. They will let Kirkpatrick leave to hang on to this 10 time loser. Then he won't even be allowed to play.  That will leave Bengals with very green Dennard and Jackson in first game ever and coming back from injury. NFL QBs will attack them all season long, and destroy them in 2017 season. Yes, I expect Bengals to do this, the stupid thing. Jones suspended all 2007 and did not play in 2009. 2 years with Titans and 1 year with Cowboys. 7 years with Bengals. Over Rated In Cincinnati. It's fitting though that this criminal wear stripes.

A for assaulting the nurse, Pacman has a long criminal record of assaulting women, which makes him a real big man. This NFL player can assault women.  What a big man.  What a big man. Looking over his police record I see 5 separate incidents where he assaulted women including the Las Vegas Shooting and the January arrest of this year.  This is 5 times of assaulting women that we know about. No telling how many other women he has enjoyed assaulting. Such a big tough football player attacking women. What a brave guy. What a hero. Maybe the NFL can give him that Man Of The Year Award for off field leadership. Give it to him for assaulting women, maybe NFL and Bengals are proud of that also. For those of you who say he is still your hero, you have a very low bar on your hero worship.

(02-10-2017, 10:42 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: If memory serves wasn't there another incident say 4 or 5 years ago involving Jones hitting a woman at a club ? There was a video of it. Not sure if any charges were filed or not ?

(02-10-2017, 07:07 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: It's far too late to be called "sending a message", but at this point if you don't release him you are sending an entirely different message...and a bad one at that.

(02-10-2017, 10:42 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: If memory serves wasn't there another incident say 4 or 5 years ago involving Jones hitting a woman at a club ? There was a video of it. Not sure if any charges were filed or not ?

(02-10-2017, 07:53 PM)spazz70 Wrote: Deters was just on 700 WLW....First off the first paragraph says that he told her to leave and she would be called...Deters on the radio just now said he has not ever spoken to this woman or her attorney...Not in person, by phone, email or even a fax....he has had no contact with her.  I believe he also said that he was seeing what direction the NFL might go before continuing, not that he was waiting for their decision.  You all come on here and say that a professional should not be a role model and should be treated like any other citizen yet when he states that other cases are handled in this same manner as to protect their jobs or such now it is wrong in your eyes.  

That aside...Letting Jones go I have no problem with...He has been given enough opportunities and should be shown the door after this incident.  

I do though give very little credit to this story just from her comment that she spoke with Deters and he said that.  I doubt the DA is going to go on public radio and say that he has never talked to her if not true.

(02-10-2017, 07:53 PM)spazz70 Wrote: Deters was just on 700 WLW....First off the first paragraph says that he told her to leave and she would be called...Deters on the radio just now said he has not ever spoken to this woman or her attorney...Not in person, by phone, email or even a fax....he has had no contact with her.  I believe he also said that he was seeing what direction the NFL might go before continuing, not that he was waiting for their decision.  You all come on here and say that a professional should not be a role model and should be treated like any other citizen yet when he states that other cases are handled in this same manner as to protect their jobs or such now it is wrong in your eyes.  

That aside...Letting Jones go I have no problem with...He has been given enough opportunities and should be shown the door after this incident.  

I do though give very little credit to this story just from her comment that she spoke with Deters and he said that.  I doubt the DA is going to go on public radio and say that he has never talked to her if not true.

(02-11-2017, 03:46 PM)McC Wrote: So, you're saying a public servant has never lied to cover his own ass?