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Post by crimsonwolf on Sept 9, 2011 13:31:34 GMT -5
He got busted by the cops trafficking drugs in 2009, shortly after he left the WWE. After 2 years of pushing back the trial, he was finally sentenced today. This must have been pretty hard drugs. I got a friend who got busted for selling drugs in high school. They brought him to his lockerroom in front of everbody and have open it up and had him take his drug out of it. It was only for Marijuana and it was his first offence. I think his punishement was community services and so forth. That and your friend is/was presumably a minor. On top of that, North Carolina apparently has some pretty severe drug laws. |
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Post by SAJ Forth on Sept 9, 2011 14:43:21 GMT -5
Wonder if this means that in the future he'll have similar travel issues to MVP and R-Truth. I would assume so. Perhaps. |
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Post by clashofchampains on Sept 9, 2011 18:22:19 GMT -5
This must have been pretty hard drugs. I got a friend who got busted for selling drugs in high school. They brought him to his lockerroom in front of everbody and have open it up and had him take his drug out of it. It was only for Marijuana and it was his first offence. I think his punishement was community services and so forth. That and your friend is/was presumably a minor. On top of that, North Carolina apparently has some pretty severe drug laws. Yep he was a minor. I think some states are getting overboard with the punishement. There have been statistics saying that it doesn't mean because you're harsher in stuff that there will be less of it. There has been no link established between severity of some laws and how it affects crime. Sometime all harsher punishement does is creates more crime. I think personaly it's nasty just for the sake of it. |
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Post by ________ has left the building on Sept 10, 2011 7:50:47 GMT -5
Wonder if this means that in the future he'll have similar travel issues to MVP and R-Truth. I would assume so. Yes it will be a huge problem. A good number of countries will not allow convicted felons. Factor in his conviction is still brand new and for drugs, no one is going to give him a waiver. |
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