Close to the final outcome, which was even less than the pre-trial order:
Nothing smart about this a-hole. I've seen his on-court antics.Close to the final outcome, which was even less than the pre-trial order:
Class C misdemeanor for "reckless driving at and unreasonable high or low speed." Felony resisting law enforcement dismissed. 60 day suspended sentence, unsupervised probation for a year. 50 hours community service.
Also ordered to trade in his Dodge Charger for a Smart Car
To your point...not even a "smart car" could help his cause.
I assume it will be the same as what Gillis - who was so drunk he mistook his credit card for a license - received?
He was suspended 4 games. He didn't resist arrest like X did. What's your story gonna be when we see one or two games from Woodson?
Are you serious here? Gillis driving hammered drunk is worse than Johnson going over the speed limit.
Right, because, when you don't stand for anything, why would anyone be held accountable?
No, because you play for a public university. So it becomes everyone's business. Just like pay.
You can't be serious? He charged and convicted of a crime. He will receive something and if not, that's a complete joke.
He was driving recklessly on a city street. He could have killed someone just as easily as Gillis. Then he resisted arrest. WTF is wrong with you?
Disagree. Pay is established as an open book at public universities. Internal basketball team discipline is not. I believe Coach Painter would very much agree with me on that point.
He was convicted of reckless driving for going over the speed limit.
He was charged with resisting arrest because he didn’t pull over at a stop sign inside a private housing community after he was lit up by the police. The police report also said he was cooperative and had no alcohol. I imagine that’s why the resisting charge was dropped.
He did not resist arrest. That charge came when he switched seats with the other kid. He was not convicted of that charge. He was convicted of reckless driving for going 15 mph over the speed limit.
You really believe this is internal? This was in the news. Nothing about this is Internal!! This didn't happen Internally this happen in the public eye.
He was still convicted of a crime and the rest is meaningless.
Going out on a limb there by stating the obvious, JMac
I think the standard was already lowered as much as possible with Hendershot.
So anyone should be suspended for a speeding ticket because they were “convicted of a crime”? Okay, Karen.
I may not be speaking to the same point as you.
Also, didn't Woodson bench players for the Northwestern game for curfew? Curfew vs Misdemeanor are you serious?
The Hendershot incident was exponentially worse than what happened with Xavier Johnson. (In my opinion)
Not even close to the same situation. One was the night before a game. The other in the middle of the off-season. Do you think Gillis’ punishment would have been more severe if he got that DUI the night before a game?
Based on the convictions, no, he did not resist arrest or conceal evidence.
I was referring to how The Rev Coach Leo handled it - but you knew that, JMac.
Didn't the police report say he did, but this was a plea agreement or some such cop out?
So he should be punished for something he wasn’t convicted of?
He should be strongly disciplined by his coach, exactly like Hendershot was not after choking a women.
But he absolutely did...that they chose to drop the charges as part of the plea do not mean that he did not.
I saw the video. Williams was drunk and refused to leave the store when he didn’t get his late night fries.
Sounds bad for Trev, but where is the part about beating up an old lady? Did you make that up to make it sound much worse than it was?Trevion Williams involved in McDonald's conflict
Senior basketball player Trevion Williams has been accused of arguing with and battering a 37-year-old night manager at the McDonald’s on West Stadium Avenue.www.purdueexponent.org
Not the first time Painter/Purdue has failed to lay the hammer. They knew Haas knowingly infected a girl with herpes prior to his Senior year, but he saw no suspension from it. Haas settled with the girl out of court in April (an admission of guilt).
You can't assume he gave her or she gave him. That was a civil matter between 2 parties with no crime. Purdue was or isn't liable for those actions.Trevion Williams involved in McDonald's conflict
Senior basketball player Trevion Williams has been accused of arguing with and battering a 37-year-old night manager at the McDonald’s on West Stadium Avenue.
Not the first time Painter/Purdue has failed to lay the hammer. They knew Haas knowingly infected a girl with herpes prior to his Senior year, but he saw no suspension from it. Haas settled with the girl out of court in April (an admission of guilt).
Forget about the criminal charges and convictions; they were really light in all of these cases. Hendershot was a bad incident and if remember correctly Haas had a string of cover-up-ish texts and gave the clap to others even after he knew he had it. That’s way worse than Trevion or Xavier.
