Comments Thread For: Terence Crawford ticketed, held at gunpoint by Omaha police hours after his parade

[IceTrayDaGang]

We don’t know whether Bud committed a crime or not. Right now the details are just too sketchy to tell.

In addition, according to the police report; Bud was not issued a field sobriety test because the officers admitted that Crawford did not appear to be impaired.

Neither did they detect the stench of alcohol or drugs on his breath or in his system. He was totally clean and sober. Which makes it very hard for me to believe that he was driving erratically.

Lastly, you’ve cited the Nebraska law where a gun owner must inform the officer of a legal firearm in his vehicle and where it is located.

Well Bud did just that. He informed that officer that he had legal firearms in his vehicle at the time of the stoppage and that is what triggered and set the officer off.

When he aimed his weapon at Crawford and ordered all of the other passengers out of the car at gunpoint. Bud’s constitutional rights were violated. He followed proper procedure and protocol.

However, that officer had not. Which is why he is currently on suspension.

He was pulled over for speeding and reckless driving. Bruh wanna be like spence so bad.

[champion4ever]

He was pulled over for speeding and reckless driving. Bruh wanna be like spence so bad.

If that was true then he would have been arrested then. He wasn’t because it was a lie.

Bud was only stopped and pulled over because he was black. Let’s say if he was. Then why is Bud free and the offending officer is currently on an indefinite suspension?

That ticket/citation Bud received from that officer will never see the light of day. The county in Omaha is going to dismiss and throw those charge(s) out.

[Smash]

if this officer just decided to pull the car over because of who was in it when he saw it was home town hero bud crawford himself he should have if he had any sense stopped right there and asked for his autograph and selfie and waved them off good night

[champion4ever]

if this officer just decided to pull the car over because of who was in it when he saw it was home town hero bud crawford himself he should have if he had any sense stopped right there and asked for his autograph and selfie and waved them off good night

There you go! We are just going to have forgive the Canelo fan boys club because they are just still bitter and sore that their hero lost to a black guy.

Just like that officer who is on an indefinite suspension for violating Bud Crawford’s rights. He was a Canelo fan too you know.

One has to be a damn fool or incredibly naive into thinking that those officers didn’t know who Bud was. They had been stalking and hunting for him all day for beating up Canelo.

[IceTrayDaGang]

If that was true then he would have been arrested then. He wasn’t because it was a lie.

Bud was only stopped and pulled over because he was black. Let’s say if he was. Then why is Bud free and the offending officer is currently on an indefinite suspension?

That ticket/citation Bud received from that officer will never see the light of day. The county in Omaha is going to dismiss and throw those charge(s) out.

You don't get arrested for speeding or reckless driving... Well, it depends on how severe the case is. In most cases, you get a ticket. In Crawford's case, he received a citation instead.

[SUBZER0ED]

"Yeah, I remember seeing that on the news" .

That comment alone, let's me know your level of consciousness as a Black man. If you don't mind answering, where do you live?

GTFOH! How did you hear about it? Were you there? Did you picket the cop station with your protest sign? Did you write your congressman in outrage? Black cops murdered a Black man, so the racism claim doesn't apply in that case, nor is it parallel to Crawford's case. I grew up in the city and suburbs of Bmore careful, MD, chief. Trying to tell me about my level of consciousness as a Black man! LOL

[champion4ever]

You don't get arrested for speeding or reckless driving... Well, it depends on how severe the case is. In most cases, you get a ticket. In Crawford's case, he received a citation instead.

What you on homes? Reckless driving is a crime. Yes you can be arrested for reckless driving because it’s an actual a crime and not a traffic violation.

A reckless driving charge and conviction will appear on one’s criminal record not driving record because it’s considered a misdemeanor. Which is punishable up to six months to a year in jail

Think of it as a DUI. A person getting behind the wheel intoxicated or on under some kind of influence while driving recklessly erratic.

The arresting officer will request the driver to exit the vehicle and take a field sobriety test. If refused they go to jail. If they fail they go to jail.

In most jurisdictions; Driving at least 26 miles above the speed limit is considered a Class A misdemeanor; A crime if convicted and punishable up to six months in jail.

Likewise, if a driver has been proven to have been driving at least 35 miles above the speed limit.

In most states is considered a Class B misdemeanor; A crime if convicted which is punishable up to a year in jail.

These were just two examples I gave you of reckless driving. However, there are many more that I did not list.

However, make no mistake about it. Driving recklessly is a misdemeanor which makes it a crime and punishable to jail time.

Which will also appear on your criminal record.

[IceTrayDaGang]

What you on homes? Reckless driving is a crime. Yes you can be arrested for reckless driving because it’s an actual a crime and not a traffic violation.

A reckless driving charge and conviction will appear on one’s criminal record not driving record because it’s considered a misdemeanor. Which is punishable up to six months to a year in jail

Think of it as a DUI. A person getting behind the wheel intoxicated or on under some kind of influence while driving recklessly erratic.

The arresting officer will request the driver to exit the vehicle and take a field sobriety test. If refused they go to jail. If they fail they go to jail.

In most jurisdictions; Driving at least 26 miles above the speed limit is considered a Class A misdemeanor; A crime if convicted and punishable up to six months in jail.

Likewise, if a driver has been proven to have been driving at least 35 miles above the speed limit.

In most states is considered a Class B misdemeanor which is punishable up to a year in jail.

These were just two examples I gave you of reckless driving. However, there are many more that I did not list.

However, make no mistake about it. Driving recklessly is a misdemeanor which makes it a crime which also appear on your criminal record.

No, it depends on how you define "reckless". Reckless could be running redlights, not stopping for stop signs, street racing etc. All those will not land you in jail.

Like I said, it depends of how severe the violation you committed.

[IceTrayDaGang]

What you on homes? Reckless driving is a crime. Yes you can be arrested for reckless driving because it’s an actual a crime and not a traffic violation.

A reckless driving charge and conviction will appear on one’s criminal record not driving record because it’s considered a misdemeanor. Which is punishable up to six months to a year in jail

Think of it as a DUI. A person getting behind the wheel intoxicated or on under some kind of influence while driving recklessly erratic.

The arresting officer will request the driver to exit the vehicle and take a field sobriety test. If refused they go to jail. If they fail they go to jail.

In most jurisdictions; Driving at least 26 miles above the speed limit is considered a Class A misdemeanor; A crime if convicted and punishable up to six months in jail.

Likewise, if a driver has been proven to have been driving at least 35 miles above the speed limit.

In most states is considered a Class B misdemeanor; A crime if convicted which is punishable up to a year in jail.

These were just two examples I gave you of reckless driving. However, there are many more that I did not list.

However, make no mistake about it. Driving recklessly is a misdemeanor which makes it a crime which also appear on your criminal record.

What are you even talking about. I received a ticket for going over 100mph and had to take a driving class. No jail.

I was pulled over for street racing during my teens. Received a ticket and license suspended. No jail time.

I was pulled over a DUI, this case, I was taken to jail.

So once again, it depends on how severe the violation is.

[SUBZER0ED]

What are you even talking about. I received a ticket for going over 100mph and had to take a driving class. No jail.

I was pulled over for street racing during my teens. Received a ticket and license suspended. No jail time.

I was pulled over a DUI, this case, I was taken to jail.

So once again, it depends on how severe the violation is.

It also depends on the cop's discretion, and what he or she feels like doing for paperwork. In my youth, I was pulled over for 90 in a 55 (yeah, those 55 mph days sucked! Thanks, Tricky Dick!). The cop said he'd write me up for 85. That saved me from an arrest, my vehicle impounded and a trial. It also saved the cop from filling out all of the paperwork that goes with all of that vs a simple speeding ticket.