Jamison Crowder Potential Domestic Violence

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

How about this, since we live in a country where the rule of law is supposed to be important, why doesn't everyone wait for something other than one side of a story to come out before passing judgement. I have no damn idea what happened. What is known now is that someone is accusing him of something and posted pictures. That's it. I am sure he'll have a side. I know this might be a surprise but, shocker, she could be lying. Of course maybe she isn't in which case he should get cut and prosecuted but for now we have a one-sided story and nothing but pictures that prove nothing really. I'm not defending anything other than the concept of reasonable and rational thought.

FRPLG, this seems like an overreaction because every single response in this thread has said reserve judgment, lets see how this plays out, etc etc. With NCSkins being the only one so far willing to leap to a conclusion.

You're right on point but preaching to the choir.

[MTK]

Hope for his sake it's not true.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Hope for his sake it's not true.

Im waiting for what Keim has to say about it...too me its to the point i have zero trust and respect for anybody else in the Washington media. facts seem to get twisted easily in cases such as these.

[FRPLG]

More of a response to what I have seen in other places.

[redskinsfan1980]

I'm suppose to care for what exactly? If he did it or didn't do it. It makes no difference to me. All I care about is if this guy comes in and plays well.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by redskinsfan1980

I'm suppose to care for what exactly? If he did it or didn't do it. It makes no difference to me. All I care about is if this guy comes in and plays well.

Is this a serious question? Surely you're aware that he will be suspended six games if it is indeed shown that he did this.

All signs point to him being in the clear, but saying this makes no difference just shows your ignorance of NFL rules.

[redskinsfan1980]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Is this a serious question? Surely you're aware that he will be suspended six games if it is indeed shown that he did this.

All signs point to him being in the clear, but saying this makes no difference just shows your ignorance of NFL rules.

Has he been arrested for domestic abuse? If not then why should I care if he did it or not? You people sound like a bunch brain washed drones. Whatever the media rams down your throat you echo it every chance you get. There are far more serious issues going on in this world than domestic violence. It doesn't surprise me because most dudes have been emasculated with no sense of self worth or self preservation.

Anyway, I can careless if he's a good guy or a bad guy. I don't if he beat a woman or murder someone. As long as he makes plays he's alright with me.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by redskinsfan1980

Has he been arrested for domestic abuse? If not then why should I care if he did it or not? You people sound like a bunch brain washed drones. Whatever the media rams down your throat you echo it every chance you get. There are far more serious issues going on in this world than domestic violence. It doesn't surprise me because most dudes have been emasculated with no sense of self worth or self preservation.

Anyway, I can careless if he's a good guy or a bad guy. I don't if he beat a woman or murder someone. As long as he makes plays he's alright with me.

Because no arrest doesn't necessarily mean out of the woods. The NFL is still fact finding. Like I said it's looking more likely that they won't find anything, but until we hear from that 'brainwashing' media that the NFL considers it a non issue, there remains a chance that we could be without a very important player for the first six games.

He can't make plays if he's not on the field. Then you'll care. I feel like you're willfully ignorant of the facts in this situation.

It's probably going to end up nothing, but probably is not definitely.

[redskinsfan1980]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Because no arrest doesn't necessarily mean out of the woods. The NFL is still fact finding. Like I said it's looking more likely that they won't find anything, but until we hear from that 'brainwashing' media that the NFL considers it a non issue, there remains a chance that we could be without a very important player for the first six games.

He can't make plays if he's not on the field. Then you'll care. I feel like you're willfully ignorant of the facts in this situation.

It's probably going to end up nothing, but probably is not definitely.

Do we have a police report? Do we even have the name of the alleged victim? Even if we did have these things is there any proof that this guy beat his girlfriend? The answer is no to all three questions. What can the police or the NFL do to this guy? Nothing....

I don't even have to look into this whole thing to know this is a non issue. There will not be an arrest because there is no evidence of a crime. There will not be a suspension because there will not be an arrest. So what is the point? Why is this an issue?

[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by redskinsfan1980

Has he been arrested for domestic abuse? If not then why should I care if he did it or not? You people sound like a bunch brain washed drones. Whatever the media rams down your throat you echo it every chance you get. There are far more serious issues going on in this world than domestic violence. It doesn't surprise me because most dudes have been emasculated with no sense of self worth or self preservation.

Anyway, I can careless if he's a good guy or a bad guy. I don't if he beat a woman or murder someone. As long as he makes plays he's alright with me.

[redskinsfan1980]

Originally Posted by SirLK26

What is so unbelievable about what I'm saying? There are people who get murdered everyday in this country and around the world. I'm sure like most people you go on with your day without giving them or situation a second thought. That's assume that any of these real victims cross your mind in the first place. Our military has killed tens of thousands of innocent people in order to kill just a handful of terrorist. Do it ever cross your mind when you're supporting the troops? I don't think so. The only thing I'm concern about is what this guy does while he's on this team. I could careless about what happen between him and his ex girlfriend. As long as he's doing the right thing while he's playing for the Redskins.

[Schneed10]

PS redskinsfan1980 = wifebeater obv

[redskinsfan1980]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

PS redskinsfan1980 = wifebeater obv

No, but even if I was, do you really care? Lets talk about football and stay away from the personal attacks. It makes no sense to get all emotional of something that's totally meaningless.

[skinsfan69]

Why didn't she file a police report? Non issue to me.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Why didn't she file a police report? Non issue to me.

Yeah that's the piece that points to this being a hacked account more than anything.

Keim came out and said there is no record of a police report filed against Crowder in Loudon county. But Crowder hasn't been in Loudon county long. If he did commit this crime then it probably took place in North Carolina sometime before he moved to the area.

If you put any stock in the message posted, it claims that Crowder has done this over time and the post explains that the woman is just now coming forward with it because it's finally clear to her that Crowder has moved on and they won't end up together. So that's the part where the NFL's fact-finding continues, they are trying to ascertain whether he did this, and when he did it.

It is looking more like a case of someone screwing around with him, or if he really did it and there is no police report, then the NFL probably doesn't have what it would need to hand down a suspension. Furthermore, if it is found that Crowder actually did this during his time at Duke prior to being drafted, you have the interesting angle of whether the NFL even has the right to discipline a player for something committed before they were an NFL player. I would say no.

So more to come and I think all will work out for Crowder but facts are still being found. As much as we'd like to ignore this and brush it off that would be ignorant of the current situation.