Vick indicted for dog fighting

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  • Posts: 515
    Someone should put Vick and one of the dogs in a cage and let THEM go at it, and then drown the loser
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  • Posts: 525
    I hope getting his 'street cred' from the thugs was worth ruining his reputation...his career...and everything else.

    what a dink....
    poor animals....i hope he does some time for this.
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  • Posts: 17,117
    Gremmie95 wrote:
    wow, you my friend have anger issues.

    not at all... i just cant imagine anyone being able to drown, electrocute, hang, or shoot a dog for any reason... it makes fighting them seem tame somehow?
  • Posts: 17,117
    markymark550 wrote:
    before we all go crucifying this man, the key word is allegedly

    he's still innocent until proven guilty and give him his day in court

    $20 says he is found guilty of something involving the mistreatment of animals...where there is smoke, there tends to be a fire
  • On Tour Posts: 2,413
    markymark550 wrote:
    before we all go crucifying this man, the key word is allegedly

    he's still innocent until proven guilty and give him his day in court


    Fuck that ! OJ got off . I dont want to see that happen again.
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  • Posts: 1,890
    You guys just hate black people.

    He didn't do shit. Innocent until proven guilty.
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  • Columbia, SC Posts: 5,228
    my2hands wrote:
    $20 says he is found guilty of something involving the mistreatment of animals...where there is smoke, there tends to be a fire
    I'm not saying he won't be convicted, I'm just saying let the judicial system run its course
  • Columbia, SC Posts: 5,228
    satansbedbugs wrote:
    Fuck that ! OJ got off . I dont want to see that happen again.
    that one you can blame on the jury that was already biased before the trial was even brought to court
  • Kazoo, MI Posts: 3,413
    DCGARDEN wrote:
    Someone should put Vick and one of the dogs in a cage and let THEM go at it, and then drown the loser



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  • Posts: 775
    John Budge wrote:
    It looks like most of their evidence is based on testimony of some douchebags who also participated in the dogfights. The feds were so desperate to get Vick that they paid off some criminals.

    Davon Boddie ( Vick's cousin who lived on the property) was mysteriously not named as one of the four people charged in the indictment. Chances are he has already flipped for the prosecution and is telling the feds everything they need to know. They knew exactly what to look for and where to look for it. There is no doubt in my mind the feds wanted Vick all along but from all the information that is available, The United States of America vs. Mike Vick is the real deal.
    Once in a while you can get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
  • Posts: 32,010
    fuck here on LONG ISLAND today it was reported that some creep also took a pit bull tied it up to a tree and doused it with gasoline and torched the poor animal ,really fucked up individual ...... :(
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  • Posts: 2,222
    culot4 wrote:
    Davon Boddie ( Vick's cousin who lived on the property) was mysteriously not named as one of the four people charged in the indictment. Chances are he has already flipped for the prosecution and is telling the feds everything they need to know. They knew exactly what to look for and where to look for it. There is no doubt in my mind the feds wanted Vick all along but from all the information that is available, The United States of America vs. Mike Vick is the real deal.

    i head on the radio that this federal district has a 95% conviction rate of charges that make it to trial. They do not mess around. They are very careful in looking at the evidence and deciding who to charge. He's innocent right now, but looking at things, there's a lot pointing to him.
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  • Posts: 17,117
    CorporateWhore wrote:
    You guys just hate black people.

    He didn't do shit. Innocent until proven guilty.


    puuuulease...you have to be kidding?

    i hate anyone that mistreats animals, especially in such a cruel way :(
  • Posts: 281
    chopitdown wrote:
    i head on the radio that this federal district has a 95% conviction rate of charges that make it to trial. They do not mess around. They are very careful in looking at the evidence and deciding who to charge. He's innocent right now, but looking at things, there's a lot pointing to him.
    I fail to see how this is a matter for the Federal Government to be involved in.
    This is something that should be left to the state to handle.
    This just proves that nothing is out of the realm of the Feds, all under the guise of interstate commerce.
  • Posts: 1,268
    1970RR wrote:
    I fail to see how this is a matter for the Federal Government to be involved in.
    This is something that should be left to the state to handle.
    This just proves that nothing is out of the realm of the Feds, all under the guise of interstate commerce.

    I believe it is a matter for the feds, since he crossed state lines with this. I may be wrong though.
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  • Posts: 2,222
    1970RR wrote:
    I fail to see how this is a matter for the Federal Government to be involved in.
    This is something that should be left to the state to handle.
    This just proves that nothing is out of the realm of the Feds, all under the guise of interstate commerce.

    the smoking gun has the indictment posted. feel free to read it there. If he did travel b/t states to make money and did so illegally of course it becomes a federal , interstate commerce issue.
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  • Posts: 775
    Vick will "more than likely" be prosecuted by local authorities. I don't know if the locals of Surry County Virginia have the resources to go toe to toe with the dream team of lawyers Vick is sure to assemble.

    http://content.hamptonroads.com/story.cfm?story=128721&ran=25286&tref=po

    Another interesting point raised elsewhere is that if Vick was gambling and winning, he probably wasn't claiming income. The IRS might have something to say about that, and he could get charged wth tax evasion as the cherry on top.
    Once in a while you can get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
  • Posts: 281
    baraka wrote:
    I believe it is a matter for the feds, since he crossed state lines with this. I may be wrong though.
    I have no doubt this activity crossed state lines. In my opinion, activity related to dogfighting is not something the Federal Government should be involved in.
    The Feds have assumed far more power than originally intended by tying everything, however tenuous, to interstate commerce.
  • Posts: 281
    chopitdown wrote:
    the smoking gun has the indictment posted. feel free to read it there. If he did travel b/t states to make money and did so illegally of course it becomes a federal , interstate commerce issue.
    It shouldnt be a Federal issue.
    http://www.reason.com/news/show/32860.html
  • Posts: 25
    Conviction or not, I want my 60 bucks back for my jersey. I can't wear it anymore. Mike, I want my money!
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