The investigation into the investigation revealed that the detective was juggling a caseload 4x larger than she should have had. The campus PD was something like 1/2 staffed as a whole.

Wisconsin alumnus here. I’m pretty sure, but too lazy to find a source, that the athletic budget does not receive any public funding. The funds used to pay for the hotels would come from ticket, bowl, and other athletic revenue; but not from state funds, tuition, etc. If I’m right, it wouldn’t be the state of…

I can assure you, from personal experience, paid leave after a shooting is not a vacation. Your time is spent responding to investigators, communicating with your lawyer, visiting a psychologist, and generally repairing yourself mentally. You aren’t allowed to leave a certain area, and what you do is closely…

Not sure what the New York Attorney General has to do with this, so let’s take a look to Georgia (where this actually happened). https://law.georgia.gov/duties Nowhere does the Georgia Attorney General identify as a law enforcement officer. Nor am I sure what Shasta County (State?) have to do with this. Cherry picking…

Law enforcement and prosecutors are distinct entities.

If we’re getting nit-picky here, law enforcement doesn’t “press charges.” They investigate, and a prosecutor makes the charging decision.

That’s one of my favorite comments ever.

Prediction: The lawsuit will be dismissed and ruled frivolous. This whole thing is wildly stupid. And-if there is a trial-because he’s put his reputation for honesty and integrity at issue, Adidas will be able to admit evidence about Pitino texting hookers and getting his teenage recruits blowies. God Bless America.

What the fuck are you watching?

I know it will be said a bunch: If the NFL was actually serious about player safety, Trevathan would have been ejected. It’s sickening he wasn’t. Come on.

Even my feeble mind got that one! +1

This is crazy. Why is it the university’s responsibility to contact law enforcement? Oh wait. It’s not! This’ll be summary judgment-ed in a heartbeat.

It sure looked like that goalie could have made the save...

That’s an arrestable offense in every state. Here’s the Florida statute: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0800-0899/0806/Sections/0806.13.html

Not really. A runner went to third, the pitcher went to back up home, and the catcher surely can’t leave the plate either. And this happened way too fast for the second baseman to cover first. Dumb article.

My cheese-addled heart is quivering.

It was either a search warrant or something akin to it. It’s used to gather evidence of a crime. The blood alcohol is evidence of DUI. And when you get your license, you have consented to having your blood, breath, or urine tested when you’re arrested for DUI. Pretty standard practice.