Possible trouble in Norman....

[romeo212000]

He hasn't been charged with anything per the Norman PD. How can one "avoid arrest" if they're not charged with anything yet? There is no warrant for his arrest because he hasn't been charged with anything.

If he showed up to the jail to be arrested and there are no charges against him, the people at the front desk would tell him to go away.

Is there another way to say this that you'll understand?

Possible charges (thus a warrant for his arrest) will be issued tomorrow (Monday).

You're going to have to use smaller words RA.

 

[charlie42s]

We'll see. I'll bookmark this post for fun though.

It was the attorney speak. "We are cooperating fully."

The police probably told his attorney to keep him in the dorm when the sun sets. That's why they said, "We are hitting the streets ...." That statement is quite unusual and would a whole bunch of cops waste time "hitting the streets"?

 

[Red_Alert]

Lazy.

Being a fan of the liberal hotbed Austin, that doesn't surprise me.

 

[charlie42s]

He hasn't been charged with anything per the Norman PD. How can one "avoid arrest" if they're not charged with anything yet? .

Don't you ever watch Cops? First you get arrested and then the DA officially charges the arrested or chooses not to do that.

 

[HizzleRocker]

He hasn't been charged with anything per the Norman PD. How can one "avoid arrest" if they're not charged with anything yet? There is no warrant for his arrest because he hasn't been charged with anything.

If he showed up to the jail to be arrested and there are no charges against him, the people at the front desk would tell him to go away.

Is there another way to say this that you'll understand?

Possible charges (thus a warrant for his arrest) will be issued tomorrow (Monday).

You need to stop. In over your head. And Romeo actually agreed with this statement!

1) An arrest has to occur. Either by warrant or at the scene;
2) AFTER arrest - the police summary (reports, evidence, etc...) are sent to the DA's office for review;
3) Next, and only next, the DA decides whether or not to file charges.

Wow.

 

[romeo212000]

It was the attorney speak. "We are cooperating fully."

The police probably told his attorney to keep him in the dorm when the sun sets. That's why they said, "We are hitting the streets ...." That statement is quite unusual and would a whole bunch of cops waste time "hitting the streets"?

Again, none of those statements were any quotes or official statements from any member of Norman PD.

 

[occupant]

donghorn faithful trying so hard...funny

 

[romeo212000]

You need to stop. In over your head. And Romeo actually agreed with this statement!

1) An arrest has to occur. Either by warrant or at the scene;
2) AFTER arrest - the police summary (reports, evidence, etc...) are sent to the DA's office for review;
3) Next, and only next, the DA decides whether or not to file charges.

Wow.

Says the retard who thinks accusation alone is enough to dismiss a player, but a warrant and arrest isn't.

 

[HizzleRocker]

donghorn faithful trying so hard...funny

Not having to try very hard actually. You guys are making it pretty easy. Criticizing others for making assumptions, while assuming things about the victim which are not only bad assumptions - but were flat out wrong. Not understanding the differences between arrest and charges filed. Not knowing how to read a case summary. Etc... Should I go on?

 

[charlie42s]

OU football player Joe Mixon being investigated in connection with alleged aggravated assault - Tulsa World: Ouhomepage1

An eyewitness to the alleged assault said he recognized Mixon when he entered the restaurant with “probably 25-30 friends” and added that about 15 minutes passed before the confrontation.

The eyewitness said, “I looked up and saw him punch her. She was out cold. There was blood on the ground. It was bad.”

The following quote occurred during the day on Thursday.

"Joe’s a very quiet person who keeps to himself,” Gundy said. “He doesn’t like to mess around late at night. He likes hanging out with his friends and his teammates, and that’s it. He’s someone who is kind of locked in and has plans for what he wants to do in college and in the future. You don’t see young kids that are like that. He just turned 18 today. He’s a puppy.”

 

[HizzleRocker]

OU football player Joe Mixon being investigated in connection with alleged aggravated assault - Tulsa World: Ouhomepage1

But Charlie;

The girl had it coming. Did you forget? She had weed dammit! And rolling papers too! Bullshit the girl went home to her family to be with them and get medical treatment after her face got broken in 4 places. She was running away from that damn warrant which she was also out celebrating about.

The girl had weed Charlie. She can't be trusted!!!

 

[Red_Alert]

Don't you ever watch Cops? First you get arrested and then the DA officially charges the arrested or chooses not to do that.

He WASN'T arrested. They had him at the scene of the incident and he WASN'T arrested. There were no "charges" against him.
They've reviewed the evidence, interviewed witnesses and there is still no charges or warrant to arrest him. The charges spur the warrant and in the warrant would be an order for him to turn himself in.
They are in contact with his attorney. They have not told his attorney that there are charges or a warrant for his arrest and that he needs to turn himself in.

When there is a fugitive, a judge signs an arrest warrant. There is no arrest warrant.

He is currently not a fugitive because there are no charges and no arrest warrant.

What don't you understand about that? There is really no other way to put it.

 

[romeo212000]

But Charlie;

The girl had it coming. Did you forget? She had weed dammit! And rolling papers too! Bullshit the girl went home to her family to be with them and get medical treatment after her face got broken in 4 places. She was running away from that damn warrant which she was also out celebrating about.

The girl had weed Charlie. She can't be trusted!!!

That's weak son. Typical pathetic display for you cow fuckers.

 

[romeo212000]

OU football player Joe Mixon being investigated in connection with alleged aggravated assault - Tulsa World: Ouhomepage1



The following quote occurred during the day on Thursday.

Unnamed sources.

 

[romeo212000]

Not having to try very hard actually. You guys are making it pretty easy. Criticizing others for making assumptions, while assuming things about the victim which are not only bad assumptions - but were flat out wrong. Not understanding the differences between arrest and charges filed. Not knowing how to read a case summary. Etc... Should I go on?

Tell us some more how you think accusation is enough to dismiss a player, but a warrant and arrest isn't.

 

[HizzleRocker]

He WASN'T arrested. They had him at the scene of the incident and he WASN'T arrested. There were no "charges" against him.
They've reviewed the evidence, interviewed witnesses and there is still no charges or warrant to arrest him. The charges spur the warrant and in the warrant would be an order for him to turn himself in.
They are in contact with his attorney. They have not told his attorney that there are charges or a warrant for his arrest and that he needs to turn himself in.

When there is a fugitive, a judge signs an arrest warrant. There is no arrest warrant.

He is currently not a fugitive because there are no charges and no arrest warrant.

What don't you understand about that? There is really no other way to put it.

That is some of the most utterly ridiculous stuff I have ever been forced to read. Seriously, you need to stop.

You have no idea what you are talking about. I explained it. Just read, learn, and stop talking.

 

[Red_Alert]

I'm literally LMAO as these Texas peeps.

Per the Norman PD, charges could be out as early as tomorrow.

Texasfan: "Mixon needs to go down to the jail and turn himself in immediately."

 

[HizzleRocker]

I'm literally LMAO as these Texas peeps.

Per the Norman PD, charges could be out as early as tomorrow.

Texasfan: "Mixon needs to go down to the jail and turn himself in immediately."

You actually think the police file the charges? Lol. And you actually, even after people have told you otherwise, still think that charges come before an arrest. Dear lord. This is like arguing with a 6 year old.

You probably think the police make up the jury too. The police are also responsible for sentencing after a conviction, hey? Hell the cops do it all.

 

[Red_Alert]

That is some of the most utterly ridiculous stuff I have ever been forced to read. Seriously, you need to stop.

You have no idea what you are talking about. I explained it. Just read, learn, and stop talking.

I know a deputy sheriff that serves warrants. When he finds the fugitive he arrests them. Those warrants are issued by a judge based on a number of reasons. The main reason is that individual has been "charged" with something and is a fugitive. Other reasons are that they didn't pay a fine, skipped out on a court date, etc..

The commonality of those people is that they've all been officially "charged" with something.

Mixon has not been "charged" with anything. There is no arrest warrant. He is not a fugitive.

 

[Red_Alert]

You actually think the police file the charges? Lol. And you actually, even after people have told you otherwise, still think that charges come before an arrest. Dear lord. This is like arguing with a 6 year old.

You probably think the police make up the jury too. The police are also responsible for sentencing after a conviction, hey? Hell the cops do it all.

No, they act on the "charges". They act on a warrant. A judge is not going to issue a warrant where there are no charges of breaking the law.

There are no charges or warrant. He could have been arrested on the spot, but wasn't. They didn't need a warrant to do such.

Your final sentence is stupid distraction.

Rule 4. Arrest Warrant or Summons on a Complaint

(a) Issuance. If the complaint or one or more affidavits filed with the complaint establish probable cause to believe that an offense has been committed and that the defendant committed it, the judge must issue an arrest warrant to an officer authorized to execute it. At the request of an attorney for the government, the judge must issue a summons, instead of a warrant, to a person authorized to serve it. A judge may issue more than one warrant or summons on the same complaint. If a defendant fails to appear in response to a summons, a judge may, and upon request of an attorney for the government must, issue a warrant.

(b) Form.

(1) Warrant. A warrant must:

(A) contain the defendant's name or, if it is unknown, a name or description by which the defendant can be identified with reasonable certainty;

(B) describe the offense charged in the complaint;

(C) command that the defendant be arrested and brought without unnecessary delay before a magistrate judge or, if none is reasonably available, before a state or local judicial officer; and

(D) be signed by a judge.

(2) Summons. A summons must be in the same form as a warrant except that it must require the defendant to appear before a magistrate judge at a stated time and place.

Rule 4. Arrest Warrant or Summons on a Complaint | Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure | LII / Legal Information Institute

Per the Norman PD. He has not been "charged".