So he may have impeded a criminal investigation, which is what he is being charged with. An intelligent response would have been to pay the fine and take whatever NCAA L was coming.
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And the tampering is an aggravated misdemeanor, up to a year in jail. So if they lied about it and tried to cover it up, he could potentially go to jail
Yes, you can. Assuming you mean tampering with records, not evidence, as I think the charge is.
They also didn't cooperate with the investigation and tried to destroy records. This is more than just the gambling, it appears.
Dekkers’ locker has been cleaned out for awhile now. And Campbell did bring in a QB.
It would theoretically be tampering with records that the wagering entities are required by the State to keep.
I agree with your last post, though. Think it will be difficult for the State to convict if the parents show up and say “I encouraged this” or “I had my child place bets for me.”
I understand that.
I think his Attorney is trying to make the argument that there was nothing there to investigate at a criminal level and because of that there is no way to tamper with the investigation.
A great question that those who are going after Campbell in this thread should answer.
Agree. The people saying Campbell should know what these guys are doing on their phones probably have no idea what their own wife or kids are doing on their phones.
And the ones going after the 5 star culture, et all, just look absolutely silly.
He had 297 bets under the age of 21. Wouldn’t, in theory, all of these be charged individually leading to a charge of $191,565 in fines? I would guess that would be possible.
That applies for underage betting only. Proxy betting would be all of the bets placed.
No. Could it happen? Yes. But that almost never happens. It serves no purpose
Underage gambling, $645. Death threats to a meteorologist, $105. Priorities.
There's a difference between wagering $45,000 and losing $45,000.
