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Originally posted by ESWYoung08:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
That will depend 100% on what happens in the next 2 years.
I truly hope he turns things around.
Originally posted by DelCed2486:
Originally posted by ESWYoung08:
I think they'll give him the 5th year, but no more after that. This will give us another draft to find a successor to compete with Lemonier.
I wouldn't be so sure about that...once this and the other cases sorta just "go away", and if he manages to stay out of trouble and has a couple All Pro-caliber seasons, there's going to be a lot of consideration given to keeping this guy around. The last time the 49ers got rid of a "troubled" HOF-track pass rusher, they turned a very good Cowboys team into a dynasty.
Originally posted by LAFortyNinerfan:
Looks like no charges will be filed.
Originally posted by Crown:
Originally posted by LAFortyNinerfan:
Looks like no charges will be filed.
Where does it say that?
all i have seen is that the DA has not seen the file yet to make a determination.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Here's the Conn. situation.
Police say 26-year-old Jordan Rickard is due in court Tuesday after he allegedly said he had a bomb at Connecticut's Bradley International Airport. He allegedly made the comments Monday afternoon while he was being screened at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint.
ALSO ONLINE: Bradley International Airport looks to renew service to Europe from Hartford-Springfield region (The Republican) ALSO ONLINE: Watchdog: TSA misconduct cases grew 26% in three years
TSA officers asked Rickard if he had anything in his pockets after he was selected for additional screening, NBC Connecticut reports. Police say Rickard's answer was: "Yes, I have a bomb."
Airport director Kevin Dillon tells The Associated Press the incident happened at 3:12 p.m. ET and forced security screening to be halted for about 25 minutes. Screening resumed at 3:37 "once state police were satisfied there was no real threat," The Hartford Courant reports. Fortunately for fliers, the terminal was not evacuated.
Rickard is being held on $25,000 bail and now faces several criminal charges, Lt. J. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police says to The Republican newspaper of Springfield, Mass.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/todayinthesky/2013/08/06/man-arrested-for-telling-tsa-screeners-i-have-a-bomb/2623315/
It appears that he was never convicted, nor did he go to trial at Enfield Superior Court in Conn and that the matter was dropped after the second hearing. There may have been a fine involved but the records don't list it.
Originally posted by Crown:
Where does it say that?
all i have seen is that the DA has not seen the file yet to make a determination.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Crown:
Where does it say that?
all i have seen is that the DA has not seen the file yet to make a determination.
That's a good sign. If it was something they felt was egregious enough, something that they could definitely win in court, they wouldn't be holding back. I think they'll let some time pass and late on a Friday afternoon, a week, a couple weeks, even a month or two from now you'll hear that all charges will be dropped.
Originally posted by Raul98:
My question is plain and simple will he be in a 49er uniform this season on the field yes or no ?
Originally posted by Crown:
Originally posted by Raul98:
My question is plain and simple will he be in a 49er uniform this season on the field yes or no ?
YES
Originally posted by thl408:
Maybe by "bomb" he meant some really good California weed and was just giving up his weed? Bomb bud.
Originally posted by rxrunner:
cut him, you cant have some one thinking they are above the team. you know what i hope i spend most of his life in jail. what a waste of talent.
