Titans Britt Arrested AGAIN

[Hookem Horns]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6645313

Police said the former Rutgers star was charged with resisting arrest after two plainclothes officers suspected he was carrying a marijuana cigar and attempted to handcuff him at a Hoboken car wash Wednesday evening.

[nero THE zero]

Dude's a tool.

The charge he was in court on the day before this incident was when a cop tried to pull him over, he weaved in and out of traffic and momentarily lost the cop. When the cop caught up to him, in the projects he grew up in, he was quickly walking about from his blue Porsche (you know, a ubiquitous vehicle in the hood) and tried to deny ownership.

[gary]

What a duche.

[HJam72]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaay, Tennessee police!

[jaayteetx]

Originally Posted by HJam72

Yaaaaaaaaaaaay, Tennessee police!

Hoboken is in New Jersey.

[FirstTexansFan]

Quote:
Originally Posted by HJam72 View Post
Yaaaaaaaaaaaay, Tennessee police!
Hoboken is in New Jersey.

Originally Posted by jaayteetx

Hoboken is in New Jersey.

HJam!

[gwallaia]

Originally Posted by jaayteetx

Hoboken is in New Jersey.

The Geography Police are out!

[gtexan02]

Originally Posted by jaayteetx

Hoboken is in New Jersey.

Ironically most Hobo Kin are in Tennessee

[TEXANRED]

Plax to the Titans.

[CloakNNNdagger]

June 2011. A felony charge against Britt in New Jersey was downgraded to careless driving and a $478 fine. This followed an April 12 arrest on charges of eluding a police officer, lying to an officer hindering apprehension, and obstructing government function following a stop. Police said Britt tried to elude them after they clocked his Porsche going 71 mph in a 50 mph zone.

February 2011. Theft-by-deception charges against Britt in New Jersey were downgraded to misdemeanor level. Two bail bonds companies accused him of not following through on a pledge in court to pay bail for a friend who was arrested in January 2010. That $12,500 payment was made earlier this year.

October 2010. Britt was involved in a bar room fight at a Nashville club. Police conducted a lengthy investigation, but he was not charged.

August 2010. Britt received a received a misdemeanor citation in Nashville for driving on a revoked license. Police said they pulled him over because his car’s window tinting was too dark.

January 2010. New Jersey police suspended Britt's license after an arrest for outstanding traffic warrants. He paid $865 and was released.

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[Texan_Bill]

It's ALL funny to me!!!

[GP]

Originally Posted by gtexan02

Ironically most Hobo Kin are in Tennessee

Aw man, you are GOOD!

Earlier in this thread, when I was trying to make something funny out of the situation, I was only thinking about the word Hobo and never saw how to make the word Kin tie into it.

You, sir, are in a league all by yourself. I am very impressed.

[HJam72]

Originally Posted by jaayteetx

Hoboken is in New Jersey.

I was too lazy to find out.

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, New Jersey police!

[CloakNNNdagger]

Titans plan to discipline Britt

NFL teams have a sliding scale of justice.

If a fourth receiver was arrested six times in two years, well, he wouldn’t still be on the team by the time a sixth arrest. If he has potential to be one of the best receivers in the league, teams will let things slide if the arrests are relatively minor.

Kenny Britt is that talented. NFL Network’s Albert Breer reports that the Titans plan to retain Britt, but they are expected to “come down hard” on him when the lockout ends. It’s possible the team could suspend him before the league takes action.

This could be a telling early moment of the Mike Munchak era. Publicly, he isn’t saying much about Britt yet. Privately he may plan to depart some from the Jeff Fisher’s track record of handling discipline.

Perhaps the most telling and surprisig statement in Breer’s article regarded Britt’s stature on the team.

“The Titans view Britt as the second best player, behind Chris Johnson, on their entire roster, and aren’t ready to give up on him yet,” Breer writes. “The club considers him a potential top-five type of receiver, but also recognizes the obvious — that Britt simply hasn’t grown up and out of the reputation he had as an immature kid coming out of Rutgers.”

Britt undoubtedly has the talent to dominate. But that ranking puts him ahead of tackle Michael Roos and cornerback Cortland Finnegan, who have both been first team All Pros.

That is the kind of talent that could allow Britt to reach double digits in arrests before he runs out of chances.

[Hookem Horns]

Originally Posted by HJam72

I was too lazy to find out.

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, New Jersey police!

Well, now he IS going to have to deal with the Tennessee police ...

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...2_a9&eref=sihp

Titans' Britt has two outstanding arrest warrants in Tennessee

"Upon his return to Tennessee, it is believed or hoped that he will come surrender himself on these and be served," Aaron said. "If he does not, upon his return to the state he is subject to arrest."

I guess some people were just born criminals. It doesn't matter what environment they are in or how much money they have.

[chicagotexan2]

Originally Posted by HJam72

Yaaaaaaaaaaaay, Tennessee police!

This is really you isn't it?

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by chicagotexan2

This is really you isn't it?

Is she 18 yet?

[chicagotexan2]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Is she 18 yet?

She can't confirm it because it involves subtracting year she was born from2011. And she probably won't date foreigners from The Texas and such as like such as.

[Dutchrudder]

So I guess the Titans are shooting for Andrew Luck next year...

[toronto]

Originally Posted by Dutchrudder

So I guess the Titans are shooting for Andrew Luck next year...

That went out the window the second the words "Jake Locker" were uttered on draft day.

He's someone else's dream come true now.