(Insert NFL Player) Reportedly Arrested for Domestic Violence

[EmpireWF]

Add Arizona Cardinals RB Jonathan Dwyer to the list, according to 3TV Sports reporter Tyler Baldwin.

He adds to his original post

 

[SethMode]

http://grantland.com/features/nfl-football-domestic-violence-ray-rice/

 

[DDRGuido]

Just got this dude of the waiver wire :falcons:

Jamaal Charles goes down along with Ryan Mathews and Mark Ingram. What a shitdick week for my RB's.

 

[ralaw]

I read this happened in July and she reported it last week? He must have recently pissed her off. Dudes need to be careful with scorned baby mommas, as once they get upset they'll be out to get you.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

I read this happened in July and she reported it last week? He must have recently pissed her off. Dudes need to be careful with scorned baby mommas, as once they get upset they'll be out to get you.

With what's happened to Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, people are going to be coming out of the woodwork reporting that this happened to them. Its going to be hard to differentiate between those with a fake story, vs those who have a real one.

 

[Senser81]

With what's happened to Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, people are going to be coming out of the woodwork reporting that this happened to them. Its going to be hard to differentiate between those with a fake story, vs those who have a real one.

I assume they are all real, with about 1000 other real cases going unreported.

 

[ralaw]

With what's happened to Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, people are going to be coming out of the woodwork reporting that this happened to them. Its going to be hard to differentiate between those with a fake story, vs those who have a real one.

I'm not doubting it happened. I just find the timing to report it interesting.

 

[SethMode]

With what's happened to Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, people are going to be coming out of the woodwork reporting that this happened to them. Its going to be hard to differentiate between those with a fake story, vs those who have a real one.

This approach seems to be akin to the PSU defenders that claimed it would be hard to determine those that were really molested by Sandusky and those that are making it up. Why assume that the potential victims are lying?

 

[Senser81]

This approach seems to be akin to the PSU defenders that claimed it would be hard to determine those that were really molested by Sandusky and those that are making it up. Why assume that the potential victims are lying?

Because VSN has become a cloak-and-dagger operation.

 

[the Brain]

This approach seems to be akin to the PSU defenders that claimed it would be hard to determine those that were really molested by Sandusky and those that are making it up. Why assume that the potential victims are lying?

I don't think it is an assumption of lying. I think it is a realistic possibility that there are going to be a few cases where an player's significant other is going to use an accussation as blackmail and or extortion. The NFL has painted themselves into a corner.

 

[EmpireWF]

Cops were originally called to the Dwyer home because of a domestic disturbance. They did not make an arrest because the wife told them Dwyer was not present (he was hiding in a bathroom) after he allegedly threatened to commit suicide if she told the police. She took her son and left town after the incidents, returned recently and filed a report with police on 9/11/14 and this is the result of that investigation.

Police say that Dwyer hit his wife (head butted her, breaking her nose on July 21, then punching her on July 22) and threw a shoe at their baby boy.

Dwyer denies ever striking his wife or son, insisting that he just punched the walls of their home, threw a cell phone and that his wife bit his lip. He did acknowledge hiding from police and sending a text with a photo of a knife with suicidal threats.

He was charged with aggravated assault resulting in a fracture, aggravated assault against a minor, assault, criminal damage & preventing someone from dialing 911.


All that's from the ESPN report.

 

[x0xHumblex0x]

all this shit is fucked up.........

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Cops were originally called to the Dwyer home because of a domestic disturbance. They did not make an arrest because the wife told them Dwyer was not present (he was hiding in a bathroom) after he allegedly threatened to commit suicide if she told the police. She took her son and left town after the incidents, returned recently and filed a report with police on 9/11/14 and this is the result of that investigation.

Police say that Dwyer hit his wife (head butted her, breaking her nose on July 21, then punching her on July 22) and threw a shoe at their baby boy.

Dwyer denies ever striking his wife or son, insisting that he just punched the walls of their home, threw a cell phone and that his wife bit his lip. He did acknowledge hiding from police and sending a text with a photo of a knife with suicidal threats.

He was charged with aggravated assault resulting in a fracture, aggravated assault against a minor, assault, criminal damage & preventing someone from dialing 911.


All that's from the ESPN report.

Good , now lets charge her with endangering the welfare of a child for keeping him around a violent psychopath.

 

[SethMode]

I don't think it is an assumption of lying. I think it is a realistic possibility that there are going to be a few cases where an player's significant other is going to use an accussation as blackmail and or extortion. The NFL has painted themselves into a corner.

Well, he said fake, which leads to a natural assumption that he is referring to a situation where one is lying, no?

 

[bucky]

Read she kept evidence of the assault. Sure hope the evidence has dates to tie into the original police visit back in July. Hard to blame someone for not coming forward right away (husband and father of child), but sure wish she would have.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

This approach seems to be akin to the PSU defenders that claimed it would be hard to determine those that were really molested by Sandusky and those that are making it up. Why assume that the potential victims are lying?

My hope is that proper attention is given to these reports to make sure things are taken care of properly. However, you still want to avoid someone getting falsely accused, and I think when you are dealing with athletes making millions of dollars, that's a legitimate concern. Obviously, I hope that's not the case and would hope people aren't trying to make money or gain attention through a serious situation, but the possibility exists.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

My hope is that proper attention is given to these reports to make sure things are taken care of properly. However, you still want to avoid someone getting falsely accused, and I think when you are dealing with athletes making millions of dollars, that's a legitimate concern. Obviously, I hope that's not the case and would hope people aren't trying to make money or gain attention through a serious situation, but the possibility exists.

Theres historically a rush of reported cases after a public incident like this. Both real women who have been too scared but feel empowered and safe...and those torrential gold diggers and spiteful ones who falsely accuse for whatever selfish goals. Must be extremely difficult to sort through.

 

[the Brain]

Well, he said fake, which leads to a natural assumption that he is referring to a situation where one is lying, no?

Yeah. But he isn't implying there is any lying in this case. Just that there is the potential for it in the future. And w/the nfl owners suspending ppl w/pay now for just being charged, that gives alot of leverage for some golddigger who sees an opportunity. We've gone from 1 extreme to the other.

 

[ralaw]

#DontTakeMeToAnElevator

A dude crashed the NFL press conference. Lol

Twitter is saying the dude was from the Howard Stern show.

Rachel Nichols was going in with her questions. Goodell was like WTF?