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Kentucky sucks. It’s where my people on the old man’s side are from so I had to endure time spent there as a kid. Abject shithole with a well-deserved reputation for being fundamentally ass backwards since it’s founding. Worst roads I’ve ever been on, too.
You’d think he’d stop the car in that situation rather than drag the guy. Arrogant cop or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
LOL. I don't judge entire states by their shitty politicians, those can (try to) speak for themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
Looks like the arrest report states that the arresting officer suffered injuries and had to go to the hospital and get checked out.
Tore his pants too.
https://heavy.com/sports/golf/bryan-...sville-police/
How does that work if you're the one who jumped on a car?
he stopped it in 30’. Which is, uh, what you’d expect.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
anyways, not at all suspect the cop runs an “accident investigation service”
Why do I get the feeling all this is headed toward:Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
https://media0.giphy.com/media/l3V0B...giphy.gif&ct=g
With all those people around it seems like a vid could show up
I agree. I mean shit, you had an ESPN reporter standing right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
Scotty needs our thoughts and prayers now more than ever.
Praise Him for He has Risen
Do you make fun of others' religious beliefs face to face or is this more of an online thing you do here about pro athletes you'll never meet?Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Either way, you're really leaning into it. Like, to a really odd level.
Hi, I see you must be new here. Allow me to introduce you to buttflake. Leaning into antagonistic views in the face of opposition is his bread and buttah.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
That sounds like an exhausting way to live.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
One cop dragged by car and injured, three cops file disability claim the next day.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Accident footageQuote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
https://x.com/songpinganq/status/1789374303303016675
Ha! I'm still waiting for someone's cell phone video or bodycam footage to come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
Meanwhile Scottie went and got himself tied for 3rd and only 2 off the lead, on no practice and after getting booked in jail and, as 4Matic states, dragging cops around with his car.
What a day.
Course is too easy, and it's private. Heard the members didn't want to let the PGA toughen it up. GFY with a hybrid.
Shuttle bus running over people.
Scottie getting arrested by a power-tripping cop who probably never got to kill a motherfucker in the Middle East. Well, it is KY, so probably just a dumb motherfucking cop.
Bye, Bye Valhalla.
Stolen from web
Did your old man teach you to retard that smell emanating from your KY roots?Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
yeah, he got me the new dove full body deodorant. its what all us young whippersnappers are using.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKIP IN7RO
He's going to get himself arrested again tomorrow morning to try and run it backQuote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
So supposedly there's no body cam footage with several cops in the vicinity... how convenient. I'm slightly amazed they haven't just dismissed charges by now. The cop "attaching" himself to the vehicle is obviously a nut-job. Like WTF are you doing?
What's going on with Tiger in that picture? It looks like he was the loser in a boxing match.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
Cop perspective:
“I was involved (from the police officers’ side) of the very same kind of incident that Scottie Scheffler encountered many times.
I was a reserve police officer for the Portland Police Bureau for 22 ½ years and retired as a commander. Like Los Angeles PD (level one) reserves, I had to go through all of the training and was given the honor to protect the citizens of Portland but also burdened with the awesome responsibility of carrying a gun and the other tools that officers keep with them on duty. I worked over ten thousand hours on the street out in a police car with a badge and gun, took every kind of call, and caught bad guys.
Whether it was blocking an intersection for a parade, an accident, or a crime scene; I was amazed sometimes at how normal, well meaning, average citizens cluelessly would come up to an intersection, see red and blue lights and me with my hand out saying stop and they would stunningly ignore my orders and drive around my car, or even a barricade.
After detaining them as a result, I would hear how they didn’t think it was meant for them because their office building was just on the other side and they were late for a meeting. Or, they were there to pick up an elderly mom that wasn’t mobile and they ‘had’ to get through. One time, it was a kid who was being forced by our diversion to go over a bridge as we needed to clear an area and he said he ignored me because he was being directed to go over to an area of town where he didn’t know the roads (on the other side of the bridge).
Never mind we were protecting a fatal crime scene.
Scottie was likely seeing police like he does every time he goes into a tournament and the ensuing chaos of a lot of people coming in and out of a big event. He had no idea a pedestrian was killed and was likely thinking about getting to work and all of the hubbub was normal. He’s a player and this tournament and chaos is so people can watch him play.
But, If a pedestrian was killed and there was still an investigation occurring, that was a crime scene. It’s critical the responding investigators have all the space to fully investigate the death because someone died.
No golf tournament is worth a family not getting real answers as to why their love one was killed.”
All of that is great, save for the fact it is utterly useless.
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I was there Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Not much they can do with the weather they've had. Rough is actually pretty brutal but the fairways and greens are really soft. Slowest major greens I've seen. You can see that from some of the shots they're playing...hitting into backstops with spin and the ball not making it halfway back to the hole (13, 18). 2nd hole is a great example. Walking it on Wednesday, I thought for sure it was going to play at 4.5+ yet there's lots of birdies being made.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKIP IN7RO
The road where you enter Valhalla is a major thoroughfare. They should have closed it but it gets so much traffic, there would have been a huge uproar from the locals. They don't seem as enamored with golf as they are with horse racing.
TV cannot convey ho much vertical there is on the course. We walked a lot and my legs are sore from all the up and down. Landing area on 18 is well over 150 feet below the teebox and then it gains most of that elevation back up to the green.
Oak Hill (last year) was better for spectators.
Saw a huge Rat Snake as we were leaving on Thursday...right along a busy walkway. It scared the shit out of a lot of people that cannot identify harmless from poisonous.
Koepka out of it so my weekend is good.
So range-finders allowed? This new?
i used to commute to Lexington. I was terrified of the cops. I walked or Ubered and only drove the car to and from the airportQuote:
Originally Posted by TahoeJ
For fuck sake - he didn’t knowQuote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
Yes he is used to being treated differently
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Looks like they’re gonna drop everything. They should shitcan the navy seal of traffic enforcement too.
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That’s the rumor I’ve heard today, and frankly the right one given that not one of those cops can corroborate the arresting officer’s statement with body cam footage, despite being required to activate theirs at the initiation of an interaction with someone, as outlined in the policy rules provided by the LMPD’s public relations officer Saturday.
Probably wanted to let the Tour leave town and have everyone mentally move on to something else before announcing the charges are dropped (at 5pm no doubt).
“Attaching” yourself to a car is sign of a zealot.
Right? There was a reporter on scene that witnessed the entire incident and that's the word he used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
If you attach yourself to a moving vehicle, and there wasn't a high speed chase, shootout, or kidnapping that immediately preceded that attachment, you may be a fucking nut.
EDIT: Well look at that. His arraignment has been moved to two weeks from when it was originally scheduled. Enough time to let this fade from memory before dropping charges at 5pm or buying time to find any camera evidence that may corroborate the story of a man that attached himself to a moving vehicle?
https://www.wlky.com/article/scottie...layed/60844118
He is Risen, Praise Him
Praise be.
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Did it scare any people that can't identify whether a snake is poisonous or venomous?Quote:
Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest
^ Picking nits but you're correct.
You were in Kentucky. Couldn’t tell if they were trying to eat them or avoid them.
Chief of PO-lice is throwing arresting officer under the bus for not having body camera on. Is this the beginning of the dropping of charges?
“Officer held accountable “ != “throwing under bus”
not like Louisville is a rotten shithole.
Here’s the video they released. Looks to me like the cop runs up, bangs on the window, and that’s it.
https://x.com/CPowers14/status/1793680233134170609
I guess the ruined pants were from them catching on fire.