WR recruit Robinson cited for possession on OSU visit - offer pulled
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I still can't believe we haven't been able to land this kid.
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FFS.
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Just goes to show you what goes on with these recruiting trips and why schools land these kids...you know he didn't fly with that so there is only one place he could have gotten it.....Urbs stash is my guess!
- Jun 9, 2014
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You can't get arrested for that amount of marijuana in Ohio. It is a ticket.
The timing of this leaking suggests to me that he IS going to commit to Meatchicken, or at least the CUMeyes think he is.
The timing of this leaking suggests to me that he IS going to commit to Meatchicken, or at least the CUMeyes think he is.
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Its a misdemeanor, instead of taking him to jail he was issued a notice to appear so I guess he gets a 2nd unofficial visit back to Columbus
"Four-star wide receiver James Robinson was issued a citation last weekend by Columbus police while on an official visit to Ohio State and charged with one count of possession of marijuana, according to Franklin County Municipal Court records.
Robinson, a 6-foot-4, 207-pound wideout from Lakeland, Florida, was found in possession at an off-campus apartment on the night of Jan. 21. He returned to Florida the next day, but is scheduled to appear in court for arraignment on March 1.
A minor misdemeanor, possession of less than 100 grams of marijuana carries a maximum fine of $150. "
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I said it's a ticket. Do you really think you are going to school me on this? You can't get arrested for that in Ohio, thus the report is (purposefully) wrong. I guess the CUMeyes didn't like him not committing to him.
He isn't going back to Ohio. He paid the ticket.
He isn't going back to Ohio. He paid the ticket.
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Can you shed any light on the record? ... it does show an arraignment on March 1, but admittedly I don't entirely know what I'm looking at here.
http://www.fcmcclerk.com/case/view
Search James Robinson DOB 12/14/97
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You have the right to contest a ticket. He wasn't arrested.
What are you not understanding?
What are you not understanding?
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Can you imagine Nord trying to buy weed in some alley?
They'd be freaked out by him, no doubt.
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Maybe or maybe not on the background check for most people. Obviously this one will show when googled even.
When they aren't arrested, and this isn't an arrestable offense, they aren't "booked" through the federal system (NCIC III), so there usually isn't a record one can find when an investigator does a background check. Ohio does however a have a statewide system of tracking this though, through an attorney general's website, but people out of state would have some trouble finding it.
When they aren't arrested, and this isn't an arrestable offense, they aren't "booked" through the federal system (NCIC III), so there usually isn't a record one can find when an investigator does a background check. Ohio does however a have a statewide system of tracking this though, through an attorney general's website, but people out of state would have some trouble finding it.
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