***Scottie Scheffler Arrest Thread***

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According to the official police report, Scotty was driving on the wrong side of the road. See post #182

What did I tell you about road construction earlier today? Yes, I’m driving on the wrong side of the road technically, but that is where I’m supposed to be driving.
 

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Is jumping on to a car a trained response?
Jumping on the car is a reaction based on what happened leading up to it.

So what led up to it? What started it? Why Scottie and nobody else? It’s basic questions that we don’t know yet. And it’s quite reasonable to ask
 

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Is jumping on to a car a trained response?

It is if you’re trying to create an assaulting an officer charge, and get a free pair of pants.

Their actions after the incident are just as troubling. They knew to take the cop to the hospital even if it was just scratches, they knew to charge him with every serious charge they could, and they knew to put him away immediately. That’s a department that is well versed in covering up for ******, dangerous police.
 
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Jumping on the car is a reaction based on what happened leading up to it.

So what led up to it? What started it? Why Scottie and nobody else? It’s basic questions that we don’t know yet. And it’s quite reasonable to ask
You ever think that maybe the hero cop just got on scene? Or that he missed stopping the others, but was in position to make an example out of Scottie?

And like I said, you can't miss player's cars, unless you want to. Clearly marked.
 

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Correct. I heard on the radio early this morning when details were still sketchy he jumped the median. There wasn’t one. But he did drive on the wrong side of the road. If you jump the median, guess what happens? You drive on the wrong side of the road. Amazing how that works
So why are you, the “let’s wait for the whole story!” guy, insinuating that he jumped a non-existent median?
 
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According to the official police report, Scotty was driving on the wrong side of the road. See post #182
Right he probably went left around traffic on the wrong side of the road to turn left into the club.

This is a side street in stop-and-go traffic. Not a 6-lane highway. And it sounds like golfers do this a lot. Here is one golfer commenting on it

 

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Jumping on the car is a reaction based on what happened leading up to it.

So what led up to it? What started it? Why Scottie and nobody else? It’s basic questions that we don’t know yet. And it’s quite reasonable to ask

The cop thinks he is Shemar Moore. Unnecessary Action Hero.
 

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You ever think that maybe the hero cop just got on scene? Or that he missed stopping the others, but was in position to make an example out of Scottie?

And like I said, you can't miss player's cars, unless you want to. Clearly marked.
That’s all plausible. WE DON’T KNOW. And it was dark and raining. Conditions were not ideal to see
 

Cyhig

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Right he probably went left around traffic on the wrong side of the road to turn left into the club.

This is a side street in stop-and-go traffic. Not a 6-lane highway. And it sounds like golfers do this a lot. Here is one golfer commenting on it


Going by what the police report stated.
 
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It is if you’re trying to create an assaulting an officer charge, and get a free pair of pants.

Their actions after the incident are just as troubling. They knew to take the cop to the hospital even if it was just scratches, they knew to charge him with every serious charge they could, and they knew to put him away immediately. That’s a department that is well versed in covering up for ******, dangerous police.
That same unit has had enough attention on them you’d think…
 

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I’ve never seen someone digs their heels in so much in a thread like @Cyhig has since @Cyhig did in the Caitlin Clark Thread.
 

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That’s all plausible. WE DON’T KNOW. And it was dark and raining. Conditions were not ideal to see
I can respect waiting for all the facts to come out before forming an opinion. But the thing is, facts have come out because there were media members right there who saw it all happen. There also was video that came out pretty quickly afterwards as well as the police report and statement from Scheffler.

The facts are out. I concede to you Scottie should have stopped right away. But from there, it feels like you’re holding out hope for a smoking gun somewhere to justify the police escalating the situation. At some point you’re just denying reality
 
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I can respect waiting for all the facts to come out before forming an opinion. But the thing is, facts have come out because there were media members right there who saw it all happen. There also was video that came out pretty wuickly afterwards as well as the police report and statement from Scheffler.

The facts are out. I concede to you Scottie should have stopped right away. But from there, it feels like you’re holding out hope for a smoking gun somewhere to justify the police escalating the situation. At some point you’re just denying reality
Yes. But nobody saw what led up to the incident. Nobody knows why the officer went after Scotty. Important information, don’t you think?
 
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Yes. But nobody saw what led up to the incident. Nobody knows why the officer went after Scotty. Important information, don’t you think?
Yes. The ESPN reporters were right behind him the whole time. He tried to go around the scene to get into the club. There was no other lead-up other than that.

The officer went after Scottie because he didn’t know Scottie was a golfer and Scheffler didn’t stop right away. He kept going for 10 yards.
 

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Yes. The ESPN reporters were right behind him the whole time. He tried to go around the scene to get into the club. There was no other lead-up other than that.

The officer went after Scottie because he didn’t know Scottie was a golfer and Scheffler didn’t stop right away. He kept going for 10 yards.
Very good. ESPN’s own article even states the events that transpired are still in dispute. Like I said, I’ll wait for the full investigation to conclude before drawing conclusions.
 
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