Trevone Boykin gets 3 years

[83Clone]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...3-years-in-prison/ar-BB10rhdf?ocid=spartandhp

I still remember when he got down on his knee to talk to the kid captain before the game and everyone raved about what a great kid he must be.

Guess he has some issues.

 

[NWICY]

Well out on probation in a yr maybe. Hope the kid gets his act together before he ends up in real trouble. Not that breaking your girlfriends jaw isn't a problem.

 

[I-stateTheTruth]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...3-years-in-prison/ar-BB10rhdf?ocid=spartandhp

I still remember when he got down on his knee to talk to the kid captain before the game and everyone raved about what a great kid he must be.

Guess he has some issues.

I remember how sweet he was to the little girl in Ames and thought it was a great story.

 

[cyclonespiker33]

So many guys throw away their multi-million dollar careers for what, to show dominance over their girlfriend? So dumb.

 

[CyHans]

This happened back in March of 2018, wonder why it took so long? Is that how long the court process is? Any dude who beats up a woman is a piece of crap. Article said she had put up with abuse from him for a while.

 

[surly]

 

[cc1091]

Has issues dealing with short man's disease. The name BOYkin didn't help.

 

[IASTATE07]

Guy obviously has issues. Can't remember all the details, but it seems he avoided trouble when he punched the cop.

 

[CyberJJJ]

So many guys throw away their multi-million dollar careers for what, to show dominance over their girlfriend? So dumb.

I recently heard the GM of the KC Royals speak. During one part of his talk he shared about the work he does in prisons. He said he regularly asks why they are there, and the common thread is pride...the didn't walk away. They had to prove a point and ended up doing something they later regretted, often including pulling a trigger.

 

[CyberJJJ]

Good people do bad things. Bad people can have good moments. Don't know this guy to label him good or bad. This picture was certainly a good moment. Physically intimidating and then actually injuring your girlfriend sounds like more than a bad moment.

Justice is getting what you deserve. Mercy is getting less than you deserve. Grace is getting let off from what you rightfully should have received. I prefer Grace, so try to give it whenever I can.