thanks for the clarification: any idea what his status with the Steelers is likely to be?For the sake of accuracy, not all charges were dropped. Summary charges of disorderly conduct and public drunkenness remain.
I was shocked to hear that the Steelers are going to punish him severely. They are going to make him be the pitt head coach for next season. Porter is appealing the punishment, but if it sticks this will go down as a more severe punishment than that handed out to Aaron Hernandez.thanks for the clarification: any idea what his status with the Steelers is likely to be?
I have no inside information but my gut tells me he will not be in Kansas City this weekend.thanks for the clarification: any idea what his status with the Steelers is likely to be?
funny how we still rush to judgement.
If a cop has a history of falsifying reports, shouldn't he be fired?
Of course, if you did that, there wouldn't be many left.
Sounds like the cop tried to throw in the stiffer charge as tradebait, and the defense says, we'll Dicker with you, but not over that phony BS.Look, I am a Steeler fan, but, Porter does not exactly have a spotless record. just because some charges were dropped, does not mean he acted appropriatly.
Look, I am a Steeler fan, but, Porter does not exactly have a spotless record. just because some charges were dropped, does not mean he acted appropriatly.
Joey's no angel because some of the charges have NOT been dropped. Most everyone here has been to a bar, some on many occasions. Getting arrested in a bar takes a level of jackassery seldom seen. I have been quite a jackass in quite a few bars over the years. Never saw a cop in a bar except off duty ones having a drink.The same can be said about the police within the last year or so, I think we can all agree. Some of them have acted quite inappropriately.
Joey's no angel, but a cop known as a liar wrote charges against him that the video evidence didn't support. Even though the charges are dropped, Joey's name is smeared. The only thing he apparently was guilty of is being drunk down on the South Side on a weekend, which is something that roughly 25,000 people will be doing down there tonight and tomorrow night.
So, did the bouncer arrest him?Agreed with everything lurker said and then some. It's really not all that difficult to attract police attention in the South Side, particularly after a big sporting event.
And it's especially easy to attract police attention if the bouncer who won't let you go into the bar also happens to be an off-duty cop.
Gut be wrongI have no inside information but my gut tells me he will not be in Kansas City this weekend.
It would be nice to have even a smidgeon of confidence that either JP OR the cop might adjust their behavior as a result of this. Failing that, it would be nice to see the management of either the Steelers or the cops take some decisive action to correct the misconduct of their employees, if any there be.
I guess I should have used my brain. Nothing the Rooney's do these days should surprise me. I have lost a lot of respect for the organization over the years since the death of Art Rooney Sr.Gut be wrong
He got arrested. Nobody has answered the question whether it was the off duty cop/bouncer who arrested him, or if he rang in some uniforms.I dunno, Gambit. If all he did was get drunk and be loud, should he lose his ability to work? If an auto mechanic did what he did, should he not be allowed to come in and change somebody's oil the next day?
No true 2 charges remain.funny how we still rush to judgement.
Sure, but most auto shops are not on TV every week. They are not running a business. If the auto shop's company pitchman got arrested for this, he might be in some hot water too.So an auto mechanic who gets arrested can't go to work the next day?