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I am not one to cast judgement for drinking. I have made bad decisions before. And it's a lot easier to do that when you've had too much to drink.
I have learned to not open myself up to that unless I am in a place where it's safe. At home, camping, at a neighbor's house, etc. I don't go out to bars anymore to get shitfaced. It's expensive and it gets exponentially more dangerous the later you go and the more drinks you put down. I am also lucky that I am not a belligerent asshole when I'm drunk. I do find the world to be a pretty hilarious place though. This is a tough lesson Parry is going to learn. I would like to know his side of the story, but it sounds like he might not have one that he can remember. I don't care about what he said while arrested. I don't think drunkenness reveals character at all. I think it makes you a caricature of yourself. But at the same time, no one forced him to drink, it wasn't someone else that punched the golf cart driver (what was the situation there?), no one inhabited his body and resisted arrest. So he should be held accountable for doing what he chose to do. That might mean community service, fines, a civil suit, jail time, and/or getting cut. To me this is approximately in the same ballpark as what McAfee did. The assault is a bit more severe, how much damage did he really do? But I am not going to demand that he be cut. This is not on a level with a Ray Rice type of situation. |
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If they cut his ass, i wouldnt complain about it. |
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I don't view this as anywhere near what McAfee did. Parry was arrested for robbery, auto theft, criminal damage, resisting arrest and a DUI. And he cussed out the cops to top it off. He assaulted someone and stole a golf cart. McAfee was a simple public intoxication. He got drunk in Broad Ripple and tried to swim in the canal The cops even said they took him in for his own safety. He was cooperative with the police and caused no problems, answered their questions http://nesn.com/2010/10/colts-punter...ming-in-canal/ They aren't even close to the "same ballpark". The only thing in common is they were both drunk. Beyond that, could not have been more different |
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he got drunk and did something stupid and it will cost him. (just addressing the stealing part here, not the assault part) |
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My point was to separate this from actual NFL criminals. Like Ray Rice punching his wife unconscious, Adrian Peterson beating this shit out of his child, Ray Lewis murdering that one guy, Aaron Hernandez murdering multiple people, etc. Parry isn't anywhere close. Maybe a better comparison is to say this is somewhere between McAfee and DQ punching the pizza guy, and that all three are miles away from the actual lowlifes in the above examples. |
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What Parry did was f**ked up in its own right and justice isnt served through a comparative lens. It shouldnt in theory anyway. |
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Dt should hold off on the ballpark estimates however. |
My point is that some of you are getting your panties in a twist over what amounts to a drunk guy knocking another guy out of a golf cart and driving it a short distance. It was dumb, he was a complete douche, and he deserves to face consequences, but this is not a cut-worthy offense. If you are offended by my use of the word "ballpark" then you need to relax.
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I wear G-strings. |
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How is he not white? Further, why is that even relevant? |
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Who cares.
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He will probably get a plea deal of some type. I don't see the charges just being dropped. Oh, OK though, he didn't murder someone or beat his kid, so its OK. Pretty low standard we are promoting. He probably won't get cut because of this exclusively, but if there is a choice between him and a similar play this upcoming season this sure as hell isn't helping him keep his job. He isn't so great that you can just see we can ignore this and forget it happened. |
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He just looks like a thug to me.
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5 years in prison might put a damper on his NFL career prospects. |
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I'm guessing he will get cut And I would hope Ballard brings in a lot of DL help Poe and or Baker |
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-Fatdt JMO -Pete |
If details come out that it was worse than what I described I will admit I was wrong. Felony charges and the potential for 5 years for this seems crazy, but we'll see what is said in court.
In the meantime, with the team changing so much, him getting cut is a real possibility. |
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Video came out today. Sorry, but he's gotta go. That's bad. Ballard is going on about leadership and the locker room. I don't know how players could get behind that guy, let alone fans.
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Coming from a former cop,that was pretty mild compared to many drunk calls....
That being said,sign poe and cut him... Maybe the cards will pick him up and sheriff Joe can put him on work release |
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Having said that, he was obviously drunk out of his mind at the time. If he makes the proper amends, I don't see why he should be cut. :shrug: |
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I might have been that drunk before. I think maybe even last night. :D He'll get jail time for the theft and DUI but will probably get suspended I would guess and have to do community service. Again not as bad as I expected |
@HolderStephen 2m2 minutes ago
It appears #Colts DL David Parry has resolved some of his legal issues in Ariz. As TMZ reported, looks like a plea deal... |
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As long as he avoids getting sentenced to anything beyond a misdemeanor, he should avoid missing any games. He will probably end up having to pay a fine (D'Q Jackson had to pay $1,000 for punched a pizza guy) but that is pretty small potatoes when compared to what he was facing. At the moment, the D-line depth chart look like: DT = Anderson, Ridgeway, McGill NT = Hankins, Woods, Parry DE = Langford, Hunt, Sokoli McGill, Parry and Sokoli are fighting for probably 1 or possibly 2 spots as D-line depth. Unless we add a 1st - 4th round draftee, I think Parry has a pretty good shot at staying on the team as both NT and DT depth. He is not tall/long enough to play the 5-tech DE spot. Cheers, Cheers, |
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1.) misdemeanor disorderly conduct 2.) felony attempt to commit unlawful means of transportation. He was also charged with two counts of extreme DUI (BAC was over .20) Perhaps this was dropped as part of guilty plea??? :cool: |
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