Hugh Kellenberger tweets....

[HD6]

Oxford PD says nobody could identify the assualter.

http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20140219/SPORTS030103/140219011

Also tweets the police report for this incident says Bo Wallace and Marshall Henderson were present, but doesn't say in what capacity.

 

[messageboardsuperhero]

OPD: "Nobody could identify the assaulter."

Translation: "Nobody wanted to be the guy who ratted out the football players."

 

[Shmuley]

Apparently their defense is: "Hey, we all look alike."

 

[patdog]

That's not what the University (not Oxford) police officer said. He said that someone was hit but HE didn't know who hit him. His statement implies that UPD didn't even ask any witnesses who hit him.

 

[aTotal360]

Oxford PD says nobody could identify the assaulter without losing their jerb.

 

[Dawgbone73]

Only reason to sue is there must be video...

 

[ckDOG]

"A person was hit but he didn't know who hit him,"

Plaintiff claims he was knocked out having seizures for 20 minutes and off to hospital. He wouldn't have been able to comment or wouldn't have been reliable to base an investigation on.

One of these 2 sides is full of ****.

 

[Arloguthrie]

I didn't see nothin.




http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1yzeo_tv-funhouse-ray-lewis_fun

 

[aspendawg]

OPD efforts to identify the football players involved probably looked something like this....

 

[MStateFan22]

Bet there won't be a $25,000 reward for information

about this incident since it possibly involves football players.

 

[AFDawg]

One of my all time favorites. "I didn't kill no mother 17in' lion."

 

[coach66]

Nice post

nm

 

[patdog]

Good point.

 

[Dawgsnsaints]

Thought PoPo said "Fins Up" not 'Hands Up"

NM

 

[121Josey]

Oxford PD says nobody could identify the assualter.

http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20140219/SPORTS030103/140219011

Also tweets the police report for this incident says Bo Wallace and Marshall Henderson were present, but doesn't say in what capacity.

That is correct. It's understandable that nobody at the party could identify the two large African-American perpetrators, one being the most recognizable football player on defense at the time, who was recently elected to the ALL-SEC and Freshman All-American teams, and his brother, rated the No.1 college football prospect, who signed his national letter of intent on ESPN ten days prior.**