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I think CD Mock was fired from UNC. He was replaced by his assistant Coleman Scott.

It's a fine line between some of what he didn't being totally legal or a felony. Only medical marijuana has been decriminalized statewide. Recreational marijuana use has been decriminalized in some counties/jurisdictions but not all. Most of the largest cities have decriminalized it. This happened in Nazareth. If it had been in nearby Bethlehem or Allentown recreational quantities have been decriminalized in both of those cities. Crossing a municipal or county boundary can make a big difference with this. In some places you will not get pulled over for an expired registration in PA. Philadelphia police do not pull cars over for expired registration/inspections under their Driving Equality ordinance. He'd have to be doing something else to get pulled over in Philly. There is no requirement to register guns in PA and one can carry openly outside of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh without a permit. Traveling with a gun in the car he'd either need a carry permit or it would have to be unloaded, separate from the ammo, and in a locked container/trunk. Not sure if it's true that his Ohio permit is no good in PA. There should be reciprocity...

Not D1 but Lars Jensen got fired at San Francisco State and successfully sued the university for discrimination because of his age. I think they wanted to push him out to hire Jason Welch and because Jensen didn't go, they got rid of him.

He’s a Mizzou recruit, after flipping from VTech. Between mills, Mendoza, Walker and Mauger I love the depth of our 125-141.

Wasn’t Stutzman fired from Buffalo last season?

Castro was giving a speech to a crowd of people one day, and was praising Marx. A vendor walking down the aisles is saying "peanuts...popcorn." Then Castro continued his speech, and started to praise Lenin. The same man continued, "peanuts...popcorn." Again, Castro continued his speech, and once again...the same man, started saying "peanuts...popcorn" again. By this time, Castro was furious. "Whoever is saying 'peanuts, popcorn' come forward and I will kick you from here to Miami. The entire crowd started shouting "PEANUTS! POPCORN!"

Yawn. Bedtime?

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journalists it looks like a nothingburger but ...

I forget, how did this make the “news?”

BruceyB wrote: "The guns are a terrible look and seem hard to justify. Why was he travelling with a semiautomatic handgun in the drivers side door? Why did he have three other handguns in a duffel bag? That's peculiar." ------------------------------------ All the paranoia over firearms. He had a carry permit - at least for where he was moving from. The number of pistols? Nothing odd about it for many. Same if it had been rifles or shotguns. Some folks like shooting and have many different rifles, pistols and shotguns. Also ammunition for them. Others have firearms in the vehicles as a normal thing. We shoot coyotes, raccoons, skunks and whatnot and generally have a rifle or two in the vehicles. One by the barn has an /06 and the pickup by the grain shed has a good .223. Jump in and go and you have the rifle with you. Wouldn't leave them in the vehicles if it were in town - at least not laying in the well & on the seat. The drug stuff tho - Sounds as if Pennsylvania is hard on it - and it is still illegal on the Federal level. Expired registration - just stupidity. Does he have active car insurance?

I'm just assuming you're arguing to argue at this point. My initial point was that "travelling with drugs" is a very broad spectrum that ranges from a THC vape pen to a significant volume of marijuana or other substances under the same statement. I was just clarifying that he wasn't pulled over with a trunk full of drugs. He was caught with his personal device. The guns should be the crux of this.. not a f'ing vape pen.

I know plenty of fellas who have white knuckled that drive through Nebraska and then celebrated in Sedgwick County

Yep.

... or everyone is eat'n the

Okie Dokie

In PA law enforcement treats driving while high the same as driving while drunk.

That’s exactly what someone under the spell would say.

There's no "spell".

Pretty sure many/most states have laws about smoking the weed while driving or even driving high especially crossing state lines. It's been a problem for states next door the recreational states. There's prob a reason the officer asked about a med card.

For those who missed the match of the night

I think specifying what "travelling with drugs and paraphernalia" makes a significant difference in this situation. A personal THC pen is much different than travelling with a pound(s) of grass or other substances.