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Josh Weeks Arrested -- Status on team unclear

by hawkwing · 3/24/2016

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Schmoe
Wow, that's an interesting thing to get picked up for.
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Gunk
He was stalking someone?



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TulaneVandyRiceCoug
Is this when a girl has a legal decree not to be contacted, kind of like a harassment issue, and then the guy violates it? Serious question. I have no insight in Mr. Weeks' situation, but hope it resolves.



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SpiffCoug
TulaneVandyRiceCoug wrote:
Is this when a girl has a legal decree not to be contacted, kind of like a harassment issue, and then the guy violates it? Serious question. I have no insight in Mr. Weeks' situation, but hope it resolves.



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That would be my guess. Sad.
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Fido
Basically someone had a stalking injunction filed against him and he violated it by contacting that person or appearing at a place that was forbidden by the injunction. And it could be messy.



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Violation of an injunction issued pursuant to this section constitutes a third degree felony offense of stalking



That could jeopardize his enrollment in school as well. Hope he can sort this out without being found guilty or he won't be around this fall.
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SpiffCoug
& this should be a lesson to everyone. When you break up. Break up. End it. It's over. Move on. Go your separate ways.
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imuakahuku
SpiffCoug wrote:
& this should be a lesson to everyone. When you break up. Break up. End it. It's over. Move on. Go your separate ways.

I second this. I always say there are plenty of fish in the sea, and if you can't catch one there are lots of whales too. :P



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scott715
Just avoid the sharks and jelly fish.
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ABYUFAN
imuakahuku wrote:
& this should be a lesson to everyone. When you break up. Break up. End it. It's over. Move on. Go your separate ways.

I second this. I always say there are plenty of fish in the sea, and if you can't catch one there are lots of whales too. :P



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these guys do not approve of your message...



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snoscythe
Josh Weeks approach to stalking injunctions:



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urroner
Okay, dont blame for telling this lame joke, but since we're on the topic of whales.



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I was at the bar the other night with my buddy having some beers. We had been there a while when two large girls came up to the bar and ordered some drinks. I noticed when they ordered they both had strong accents so I said ‘Hi, are you two girls from Scotland?’ One of them spoke up, with quite an attitude and said ‘it’s WALES you idiot!!!’



So I immediately said ‘Sorry, are you two Whales from Scotland?’



I'll be out of the hospital in a couple of weeks.



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Fido
So I'm reading comments on the KSL story and on another message board (so take it for what it is worth) that the back story is an ex-girlfriend called police to report a violation when she saw him, his wife, and parents at a restaurant. Weeks is currently suspended from all football related activity and the KSL story says violating a stalking injunction is a Class A misdemeanor for first-time offenders. Hopefully he gets this explained and resolved soon as it doesn't sound like any kind of malicious activity and won't have any lasting effects on his schooling and career.
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bigbluepuma
I have a nephew who's ex wife contacted him and lured him into responding, then got him thrown into jail for violating a no contact order.



All the advantage goes to the person who got the injunction.
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BroncoBot
bigbluepuma wrote:
I have a nephew who's ex wife contacted him and lured him into responding, then got him thrown into jail for violating a no contact order.



All the advantage goes to the person who got the injunction.

bush league.
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bigbluepuma wrote:
I have a nephew who's ex wife contacted him and lured him into responding, then got him thrown into jail for violating a no contact order.



All the advantage goes to the person who got the injunction.

If you know something is illegal, it's best not to do it, even if you think everyone will be cool with it.
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SpiffCoug
bigbluepuma wrote:
I have a nephew who's ex wife contacted him and lured him into responding, then got him thrown into jail for violating a no contact order.



All the advantage goes to the person who got the injunction.

All the advantage should be with the person who got the injunction.
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BroncoBot
If you have a restraining order placed against you, could you also place a restraining order against the person who placed the order? After reading about a few of these cases, it should be a 2 way street. IF you contact the person who you were willing to have a restraining order mandated against, you should face repercussions. Why would you ever need to contact them???



thankfully, I don't know much about these things.
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Guest
BroncoBot wrote:
If you have a restraining order placed against you, could you also place a restraining order against the person who placed the order? After reading about a few of these cases, it should be a 2 way street. IF you contact the person who you were willing to have a restraining order mandated against, you should face repercussions. Why would you ever need to contact them???



thankfully, I don't know much about these things.


You have to have some cause to do so. It can certainly be possible, but just because someone has one against you may not be sufficient to get one against someone else.
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