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Billy Hoyle

Quote from: Heisenberg v2.0 on January 19, 2020, 12:26:01 PM
The cop was not overly aggressive.  Some politically correct female reporters from ESPN and other sources complained about the smell and demanded the cops tell them to put out the cigars so they could do their jobs in the locker-room. (it was technically against state law and the cops were more worried the media would write unflattering stories about them if they did not act.)

The reporters tweeted about it.

So, asking people to enforce the law is now "PC run amok?" Dumbass.
"Kevin thinks 'mother' is half a word." - Mike Deane


Pakuni

Quote from: Heisenberg v2.0 on January 19, 2020, 12:46:38 PM
https://twitter.com/CFBHeather/status/1216969584454094849

Right.
New Orleans police were monitoring Heather Dinich's twitter feed throughout the night, and the moment she tweeted about how smoky the locker room was, they took it as a "demand" of how they ought to enforce the law and sprung into action out of fear over bad press.
Very credible conclusion you've come to.
Except one major problem with your very dumb theory.
Dinch tweeted that at 12:25 a.m.
At 12:16 a.m., Alabama beat writer Michael Cassagrande tweeted the following from inside the locker room:
"Cop just walked into a smokey LSU locker room dead serious and said everyone smoking a cigar is subject to arrest."
https://twitter.com/ByCasagrande/status/1216967340488908800

In other words, the cop did this at least 9 minutes before Dinch said anything (assuming Cassagrande was tweeting very fast).




Case closed.
Not your finest troll effort here, Heisey.

Heisenberg

Quote from: Pakuni on January 19, 2020, 12:59:44 PM
Right.
New Orleans police were monitoring Heather Dinich's twitter feed throughout the night, and the moment she tweeted about how smoky the locker room was, they took it as a "demand" of how they ought to enforce the law and sprung into action out of fear over bad press.
Very credible conclusion you've come to.
Except one major problem with your very dumb theory.
Dinch tweeted that at 12:25 a.m.
At 12:16 a.m., Alabama beat writer Michael Cassagrande tweeted the following from inside the locker room:
"Cop just walked into a smokey LSU locker room dead serious and said everyone smoking a cigar is subject to arrest."
https://twitter.com/ByCasagrande/status/1216967340488908800

In other words, the cop did this at least 9 minutes before Dinch said anything (assuming Cassagrande was tweeting very fast).




Case closed.
Not your finest troll effort here, Heisey.

Or she was in the locker room, and the hall right outside it, and was complaining to the cops on the scene to provide security for the 20 minutes before she got around to tweeting it.

You really try too hard.

Heisenberg

Quote from: Billy Hoyle on January 19, 2020, 12:39:35 PM
So, asking people to enforce the law is now "PC run amok?" Dumbass.

So, you disagree with the other posters that said the cops were overly aggressive?

Pakuni

Quote from: Heisenberg v2.0 on January 19, 2020, 01:04:19 PM
Or she was in the locker room, and the hall right outside it, and was complaining to the cops on the scene to provide security for the 20 minutes before she got around to tweeting it.

You really try too hard.

Yes. I'm the one trying too hard.

Billy Hoyle

Quote from: Heisenberg v2.0 on January 19, 2020, 01:05:30 PM
So, you disagree with the other posters that said the cops were overly aggressive?

Didn't say that. I said blaming women and political correctness for the actions of power mad, idiot cops was idiocy.
"Kevin thinks 'mother' is half a word." - Mike Deane






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