Title: Breaking a coworker's jaw
ComandantePepsi - October 23, 2009 07:26 AM (GMT)
is now legal in Napa County.
Raiders coach won’t be charged in alleged assault
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=Aq2C...ov=ap&type=lgns
Raiders coach won’t be charged in alleged assault
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=Aq2C...ov=ap&type=lgns
wildhare - October 23, 2009 06:21 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (ComandantePepsi @ Oct 23 2009, 12:26 AM) |
| is now legal in Napa County. Raiders coach won’t be charged in alleged assault http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=Aq2C...ov=ap&type=lgns |
Gotta have evidence, Pepsi. Even if the 3 coaches who witnessed the event lied, there's nothing the DA has to file on. Hanson also hasn't done himself any favors with this mess.
| QUOTE |
| Lieberstein said that because Hanson did not file a police report at the time of the alleged incident, police were unable to search the hotel room for any physical evidence that might have corroborated Hanson’s story. He said Hanson did not talk to the police until the end of September, which delayed the case. “It should be further noted that within the past week and a half, Mr. Hanson showed up unannounced at the police department and made a statement to the effect that since the Raiders had not given him what he asked for, he would now fully cooperate with the prosecution,” Lieberstein said. Lieberstein said there were inconsistencies in what Hanson told the police and what he said in media interviews. He said those were not cleared up in a follow-up interview Wednesday. “Something happened but even he doesn’t know how it happened,” Lieberstein said. “I don’t even think he has a good idea.” |
Hanson will take this to civil court where he will lose again because the evidence, as presented, won't back him up.
Do I think Cable hit Hanson? Yeah, he probably did. Maybe he was trying tough love... ;)
MyNameIs_Mud - October 29, 2009 12:49 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (wildhare @ Oct 23 2009, 11:21 AM) | ||||
Gotta have evidence, Pepsi. Even if the 3 coaches who witnessed the event lied, there's nothing the DA has to file on. Hanson also hasn't done himself any favors with this mess.
Hanson will take this to civil court where he will lose again because the evidence, as presented, won't back him up. Do I think Cable hit Hanson? Yeah, he probably did. Maybe he was trying tough love... ;) |
I want to punch Al Davis in the jaw.
Just Plain Bill - October 29, 2009 02:49 PM (GMT)
ComandantePepsi - November 1, 2009 08:46 PM (GMT)
Update: Tom Cable beats women too.
Shocking I know...
Cable accused of past domestic abuse
A former wife and former girlfriend of Oakland Raiders Coach Tom Cable told ESPN that they were hit by him.
The women made the allegations in separate interviews with the network's "Outside the Lines" program.
Former wife Sandy Cable sought a temporary order of protection against Cable in 1989 which said, according to ESPN's report, that "on two occasions, one back in '86 and the other in '88, he hit me. The second time in the face, however on attempts to call law enforcement, my husband would rip the phone out of the wall."
Sandy Cable told ESPN that she called police when she was married to Tom Cable but didn't receive support from law enforcement in Idaho, where they lived at the time.
"I was quite young, didn't understand the system," Sandy Cable said, according to a written account online of the network's report on its Web site. "This was prior to domestic abuse being a big issue... before mandatory arrest laws."
Marie Lutz dated Cable as recently as January, ESPN reported, and told the network that he hit her "three, four times."
The network reported that Lutz was treated at a hospital for back pain and a contusion following a Jan. 6 incident in which she arrived at Cable's house in Alameda, Calif., and found another woman there. According to ESPN, Lutz told police that Cable grabbed her by the arm, causing her to fall to the ground, and later picked her up and pushed her out the door.
Lutz did not press charges, ESPN reported.
Carol Cable, who married Tom Cable in May, said in a statement issued through Tom Cable's attorney that she was the woman at Tom Cable's house that morning and Tom Cable did not "commit any act of violence" toward Lutz. The two had a "verbal exchange" in which Lutz threatened to ruin Tom Cable's career and life, according to Carol Cable's statement.
ESPN reported that another former wife, Glenda Cable, accused Tom Cable in divorce documents of being physically and verbally abusive of her in the past but said in a statement Saturday through her attorney that Tom Cable "has never been violent to me or our children."
According to ESPN, Tom Cable issued a statement Sunday in which he said only once in his life had he touched a woman "inappropriately."
Tom Cable said in the statement, according to ESPN: "More than 20 years ago, during my first marriage... I became very angry [at his first wife, Sandy] and slapped her with an open hand. What I did was wrong and I have regretted and felt sorrow about that moment ever since. Since then, she and I have worked together to raise a successful and happy daughter.
"The incident involving Ms. Lutz, in which she came to my home uninvited, was fully investigated by the Alameda Police Department and I cooperated fully with that investigation. I never battered her in any way. The police concluded, correctly, that I had done nothing wrong and that was the end of the matter. It is most unfortunate that ESPN has given Ms. Lutz this forum to revisit this incident when I did nothing wrong and further chose not to provide me with an appropriate opportunity to respond."
This year, Tom Cable was accused of breaking the jaw of a Raiders assistant coach, Randy Hanson, by knocking Hanson from a chair into a piece of furniture during a training camp incident. But the Napa County, Calif., district attorney announced that Cable would not face criminal charges for the incident, indicating that Hanson's allegations were not verified by other witnesses.
http://views.washingtonpost.com/theleague/...stic-abuse.html
Shocking I know...
Cable accused of past domestic abuse
A former wife and former girlfriend of Oakland Raiders Coach Tom Cable told ESPN that they were hit by him.
The women made the allegations in separate interviews with the network's "Outside the Lines" program.
Former wife Sandy Cable sought a temporary order of protection against Cable in 1989 which said, according to ESPN's report, that "on two occasions, one back in '86 and the other in '88, he hit me. The second time in the face, however on attempts to call law enforcement, my husband would rip the phone out of the wall."
Sandy Cable told ESPN that she called police when she was married to Tom Cable but didn't receive support from law enforcement in Idaho, where they lived at the time.
"I was quite young, didn't understand the system," Sandy Cable said, according to a written account online of the network's report on its Web site. "This was prior to domestic abuse being a big issue... before mandatory arrest laws."
Marie Lutz dated Cable as recently as January, ESPN reported, and told the network that he hit her "three, four times."
The network reported that Lutz was treated at a hospital for back pain and a contusion following a Jan. 6 incident in which she arrived at Cable's house in Alameda, Calif., and found another woman there. According to ESPN, Lutz told police that Cable grabbed her by the arm, causing her to fall to the ground, and later picked her up and pushed her out the door.
Lutz did not press charges, ESPN reported.
Carol Cable, who married Tom Cable in May, said in a statement issued through Tom Cable's attorney that she was the woman at Tom Cable's house that morning and Tom Cable did not "commit any act of violence" toward Lutz. The two had a "verbal exchange" in which Lutz threatened to ruin Tom Cable's career and life, according to Carol Cable's statement.
ESPN reported that another former wife, Glenda Cable, accused Tom Cable in divorce documents of being physically and verbally abusive of her in the past but said in a statement Saturday through her attorney that Tom Cable "has never been violent to me or our children."
According to ESPN, Tom Cable issued a statement Sunday in which he said only once in his life had he touched a woman "inappropriately."
Tom Cable said in the statement, according to ESPN: "More than 20 years ago, during my first marriage... I became very angry [at his first wife, Sandy] and slapped her with an open hand. What I did was wrong and I have regretted and felt sorrow about that moment ever since. Since then, she and I have worked together to raise a successful and happy daughter.
"The incident involving Ms. Lutz, in which she came to my home uninvited, was fully investigated by the Alameda Police Department and I cooperated fully with that investigation. I never battered her in any way. The police concluded, correctly, that I had done nothing wrong and that was the end of the matter. It is most unfortunate that ESPN has given Ms. Lutz this forum to revisit this incident when I did nothing wrong and further chose not to provide me with an appropriate opportunity to respond."
This year, Tom Cable was accused of breaking the jaw of a Raiders assistant coach, Randy Hanson, by knocking Hanson from a chair into a piece of furniture during a training camp incident. But the Napa County, Calif., district attorney announced that Cable would not face criminal charges for the incident, indicating that Hanson's allegations were not verified by other witnesses.
http://views.washingtonpost.com/theleague/...stic-abuse.html