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While free on bond conditions for the Jan. 6 case, Woods was pulled over for speeding but drove off and fled from law enforcement. Woods was drunk and driving in the wrong direction down a highway in Springfield, Illinois, when his pickup truck slammed into a car driven by 35-year-old Lauren Wegner, authorities said. Wegner was killed, and two other people were injured in the crash
The best people.
This is why he should have been in jail. Violent crimes (like trying to overthrow the government) should never be eligible for bond/bail.
The problem is that innocent people charged with violent crimes will sit in jail for months or years awaiting trial.
If something as simple as considering public video evidence of the direct action can't be used to determine bail then why have a bail system in the first place.
Being a traitor should make you eligible for the death sentence.
Guaranteed he's one of the shits that goes on social media to bitch about the "catch and release" of other criminals.
These must be the "good" people on "both sides" like he mentioned years ago 🙄
What, now you can't even ~~assault people~~ ~~tackle people into the wall~~ ~~kill people in a drunken car chase~~ do harmless outside activities anymore? I thought this was America! Political correctness has truly gone too far!
So he pleaded guilty in September and then he killed a person in a collision in November? Why was he out? This justice system is garbage.
A criminal trial to determine guilt or innocence and a sentencing hearing are two different steps in procedural due process.
The one thing I miss about reddit is the sub full of these updates. Put the schadenfreude right in my veins!
"like an NFL linebacker hunting a quarterback after an interception,"
I guess federal prosecutors don’t know how American football works
If a quarterback throws an interception, the other team has possession, and the linebackers are expected to block for the runner. Meanwhile, the quarterback, along with the rest of his team, are technically supposed to be trying to stop the runner. Thus, the quarterback may be a valid target for a linebacker to "block".
The quarterback is often distracted right after throwing an interception, so if a linebacker "blocks" him, it often really just amounts to a blindside. A free, intentionally unsporting, very hard, hit on the one person who is central to their offense, and who is normally better protected from large impacts.
I’d agree with you if they said block and not tackle
They didn't say "tackle". They said "like an NFL linebacker hunting a quarterback after an interception." Hope this helps.
You’re right, that was the AP characterizing it as a tackle. Whoops
…do you? It makes perfect sense to me.
You can’t tackle a defender which is what the QB becomes when there is a turnover. I realize now that the AP, not the federal prosecutors, characterized it as a tackle rather than a hard block
You’re arguing semantics. People who know football understand it regardless.
highway and had been trying to crash into a semi-trailer truck
so… he was trying to commit suicide?
Involving others in your suicide is the pinnacle of bitch moves
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