Carroo's Girlfriend Finally Press Charges

RU4Real

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Hmm. OP joins today, just to post this.

Certainly there's no agenda, here.

This is a cross-complaint. It's a standard defense strategy. Even if it's completely fictitious, anybody could see it coming from a mile away.

The only interesting piece of information in the article is that it's finally been revealed for the record that there were two separate incidents, several minutes apart.
 
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AreYouNUTS

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Hmm. OP joins today, just to post this.

Certainly there's no agenda, here.

This is a cross-complaint. It's a standard defense strategy. Even if it's completely fictitious, anybody could see it coming from a mile away.

The only interesting piece of information in the article is that it's finally been revealed for the record that there were two separate incidents, several minutes apart.

No, no, no! We have undisputed video evidence that the ENTIRE incident too place in all of 16 seconds!
 
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RU4Real

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The legal strategy is really, really clear.

The intent is for Carroo's side of the dispute to generate as much, or more, paperwork than the prosecution in the hopes that the court will instruct the prosecutor to dispose of all the cases before they ever see the inside of a courtroom. Everybody walks.
 

RealityChech2

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The legal strategy is really, really clear.

The intent is for Carroo's side of the dispute to generate as much, or more, paperwork than the prosecution in the hopes that the court will instruct the prosecutor to dispose of all the cases before they ever see the inside of a courtroom. Everybody walks.
And the hostess' strategy is also very clear, say whatever you can so you can even if they are lies so she can sue RU and Caroo to get as much money as she can. Even though she was f#%^ing around with someone's boyfriend and there is no no evidence of any injuries to her.
 

rutgers48

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The legal strategy is really, really clear.

The intent is for Carroo's side of the dispute to generate as much, or more, paperwork than the prosecution in the hopes that the court will instruct the prosecutor to dispose of all the cases before they ever see the inside of a courtroom. Everybody walks.

Or perhaps the legal strategy is to present the facts?
 
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AreYouNUTS

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And the hostess' strategy is also very clear, say whatever you can so you can even if they are lies so she can sew RU and Caroo to get as much money as she can. Even though she was f#%^ing around with someone's boyfriend and there is no no evidence of any injuries to her.

You do realize that LC was "f*cking around" on HIS girlfriend, right? No "evidence" of injuries? Wasn't she taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries to her hands, hips, and head? Am I missing something here?

(** not making any claim as to knowing anything other than what has been published and police reports)
 
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Ole Cabbagehead

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I mean seriously, enough with the domestic violence nonsense. Just release the other girl's name already.
 

knightfan7

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No, no, no! We have undisputed video evidence that the ENTIRE incident too place in all of 16 seconds!

And that proves what? Does it make Carroo any more likely guilty or innocent?

No matter what happens there are going to be a number of posters who come out of this looking really bad. Why people can't just let the justice system do their job instead of deciding guilt or innocence based on this he said she said is beyond me.
 

AreYouNUTS

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And that proves what? Does it make Carroo any more likely guilty or innocent?

e.

LOL, no, not at all, and not my point. Just pointing out the LC was just as guilty, if not more so, on the "f*cking around" end of things. Really saw no reason for the comment in the first place. That's all.
 

RU-ROCS

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The legal strategy is really, really clear.

The intent is for Carroo's side of the dispute to generate as much, or more, paperwork than the prosecution in the hopes that the court will instruct the prosecutor to dispose of all the cases before they ever see the inside of a courtroom. Everybody walks.

With all due respect, your post shows complete ignorance about how the criminal process works.
 

RUSONIC

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In the enhanced video, the 2nd shot shows the red jacketed people surrounding the girl in white pants. (Carroo's Girl) So who's attacking who. In that clip it appears that RU gang are the aggressors.
 
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jakeknight

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Who cares it's in the judicial system at this time and that's where it will be decided, so random opinions on an internet site count for s**t. other than at some point 50% of the posters will act like a 8 year old and respond with na, na, na,na, na told you so told you so! Tedious beyond comprehension.
 
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RUMBA-JK

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Rutgers Football becomes pretty much of a footnote in this circus - from Carroo's side it is all about salvaging at least a passable reputation - sufficient to avoid being an unsignable pariah to the NFL ....
 
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RealityChech2

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You do realize that LC was "f*cking around" on HIS girlfriend, right? No "evidence" of injuries? Wasn't she taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries to her hands, hips, and head? Am I missing something here?

(** not making any claim as to knowing anything other than what has been published and police reports)
Exactly, treated for NOTHING and released the same night because no injuries unless you consider a scratch a major injury. If she was injured she would have spent the night for observation and healing.
 

RU848789

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"Moot". Not "mute". I'm callin' @RU848789.
That's one of my favorites. At work, very early in my career, we had a senior exec who used to always call out "mute" points and we'd all snicker in the back. A few of us who are still around still make sarcastic jokes about it to this day...
 

JPhoboken

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Hmm. OP joins today, just to post this.

Certainly there's no agenda, here.

This is a cross-complaint. It's a standard defense strategy. Even if it's completely fictitious, anybody could see it coming from a mile away.

The only interesting piece of information in the article is that it's finally been revealed for the record that there were two separate incidents, several minutes apart.
She tried to press charges initially but was rebuffed. Maybe it wasn't a strategy, but appropriate if she is telling the truth that she was attacked.
 

ruhudsonfan

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She tried to press charges initially but was rebuffed. Maybe it wasn't a strategy, but appropriate if she is telling the truth that she was attacked.

What would prohibit someone from pressing charges? What does "rebuffed" mean in this instance? They refused to do the paperwork at the scene? The next day? The next week?
 

RU4Real

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Exactly, treated for NOTHING and released the same night because no injuries unless you consider a scratch a major injury. If she was injured she would have spent the night for observation and healing.

You should turn in your fake internet medical degree.

Nobody gets admitted to a hospital for "observation" anymore. That went away with 3 night maternity stays.

Also, I'm pretty sure that nobody has said that she had "major injuries". Per all available reports she had injuries consistent with falling down in a paved parking lot.
 

RU4Real

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She tried to press charges initially but was rebuffed. Maybe it wasn't a strategy, but appropriate if she is telling the truth that she was attacked.

Nonsense. If she had insisted on signing a complaint they would have let her sign a complaint.

What happened the night of the incident was that they didn't arrest anybody but Leonte Carroo. That's the only thing we know to be a fact. That and what I just wrote in the first sentence - which obviously didn't happen.

She could have signed a complaint at absolutely any time. That she chose to do it two days after being charged, herself (by the police) is a legal tactic.
 
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JPhoboken

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What would prohibit someone from pressing charges? What does "rebuffed" mean in this instance? They refused to do the paperwork at the scene? The next day? The next week?
Using her words, she said she tried to press charges but was " rebuffed."
 

RUJohnny99

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Let's just call it what it is. They've all lawyered up to divide Leonte's first NFL contract, and it's the lawyer's job to make sure they don't kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.
 
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OldManRiver1

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Nonsense. If she had insisted on signing a complaint they would have let her sign a complaint.

What happened the night of the incident was that they didn't arrest anybody but Leonte Carroo. That's the only thing we know to be a fact. That and what I just wrote in the first sentence - which obviously didn't happen.

She could have signed a complaint at absolutely any time. That she chose to do it two days after being charged, herself (by the police) is a legal tactic.

Also, people leave an incident agreeing that both sides are not pressing charges because they were both culpable ...but one side decides to press charges later...the other side follows suit and does the same.
 

JPhoboken

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Nonsense. If she had insisted on signing a complaint they would have let her sign a complaint.

What happened the night of the incident was that they didn't arrest anybody but Leonte Carroo. That's the only thing we know to be a fact. That and what I just wrote in the first sentence - which obviously didn't happen.

She could have signed a complaint at absolutely any time. That she chose to do it two days after being charged, herself (by the police) is a legal tactic.
Your opinion. She said she tried to press charges initially, but was rebuffed. If you believe she is lying, that is your right. But that is what she said.