Henry Ruggs, former Raider, sentenced for DUI and killing another motorist while driving 156MPH, has been classified as a 'community trustee inmate'. Now doing work at the Governor's mansion. Hope that doesn't include being the Governor's chauffeur.
Up for parole in 2026 when he's 27. I'm sure he'll have learned his lesson by then.
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Ruggs doesn't deserve anything positive. He fuct up. Badly. Please don't misinterpret my disdain for how fucked up this world is with defending anyone who gets behind the wheel shit faced and speeding like that. Anyone doing that should never be allowed to drive again if they are lucky enough to walk and breathe free air anytime soon.
Ruggs doesn't deserve anything positive. He fuct up. Badly. Please don't misinterpret my disdain for how fucked up this world is with defending anyone who gets behind the wheel shit faced and speeding like that. Anyone doing that should never be allowed to drive again if they are lucky enough to walk and breathe free air anytime soon.
Who cares about teaching him anything? He killed people, in an ignorant totally preventable fashion. Let him rot.
I dont mean to hijack the thread but despite never meeting the kid, I am just so out of it today and then the timing of this thread compelled me to comment.
Ruggs doesn't deserve anything positive. He fuct up. Badly. Please don't misinterpret my disdain for how fucked up this world is with defending anyone who gets behind the wheel shit faced and speeding like that. Anyone doing that should never be allowed to drive again if they are lucky enough to walk and breathe free air anytime soon.
Private prisons... there's really not that many of them. Only 8% of the federal and state prisoners are incarcerated at a private prison. We could argue that number should be zero, although I think there's also arguments to be made in their merit as well, with proper regulation. That's as far as I'm going with this.
It's kind of hard to argue for penal abolition or reform while also condemning this crime. Separate the arguments, folks.
Do you think there is any chance he gets reinstated?
He would not be the first guy to kill someone while driving and get back in.
It would probably take some extraordinary acts of contrition.
I think it would require some exemplary acrs of contrition between now and then for the NFL to risk it.
Was the most recent Stallworth? That's awhile ago, and the league's become a lot more serious about misconduct since then. I'd be surprised if he plays again, but never say never I guess.
It is arrogance & entitlement.
It is arrogance & entitlement.
Along with a dose of “it can never happen to me.”