FloridaMan78 wrote:buzzkilloton wrote:FloridaMan78 wrote:
She wants to get paid. Can’t blame her. He’s still a piece of ****. Doesn’t change that he’ll probably do more dumb ****. If anything this just makes it worse.
Yeah I dont play the morality police in these situations. Thats for the courts and commish to deal with. I understand people can do awful things and then change. When your a outsider and just being fed narratives by the media you really dont know the story like the courts and commish will.
Obv hes done some messed up stuff that he shouldnt of. Still its obv he has golddiggers around him trying to cash in hence why they keep coming back around. We can never know how much golddiggers manipulated this situation and took vids when he was intoxicated and might of even said to have no one around him or came to him to start the drama etc.
Not Oking anything he did. Just saying hes done his crime and his time by those who pass judgement on it.
How’s he done his time? Gold digger? It’s his wife and mother of his kids. He beat his wife in front of his kids traumatizing innocent children for the rest of their lives. He threw pool table balls at his wife and kids smashing their car on another occasion. All while getting away with it because he’s rich. You honestly think he won’t do more dumb ****?
He pleaded no contest to a charge. He got suspended for those that was him doing his time for what he was guilty for.
All this is new stuff if is "allegations" and you're speaking on them like their facts. Thats not how the court of law works. This entire story has alot of shadiness to it.
"Criminal charges connected to a domestic violence case against Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges were dropped Tuesday because of “insufficient evidence," court documents show."
The state said in a Charlotte Mecklenburg County Court filing that prosecutors would "not be successful at trial." The woman who accused Bridges gave conflicting stories of what happened, authorities said.
“Given the lack of sufficient evidence necessary to overcome the inconsistency of these accounts, the state would not be successful at trial,” the court documents signed by prosecutor Samantha Pendergrass said.
Superior Court documents say that when police officers responded to a call they found a woman and her children in a vehicle with a damaged windshield. She initially told police another woman at the house caused the damage, but then told them a few days later it was Bridges who inflicted the damage. Later, the woman told prosecutors she was unsure how her car was damaged, according to court documents.
https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/sports/nba/hornets-miles-bridges-charges-dropped-domestic-violence-case/3461645/#:~:text=Criminal%20charges%20connected%20to%20a,violence%20protection%20order%20on%20Oct.
