Barrett Robbins' School of Failures

Three days after pleading guilty to a DUI charge, former Seattle Seahawks receiver Koren Robinson was in jail Thursday for allegedly violating a court order to abstain from alcohol.
Kirkland Police accused Robinson of being intoxicated when he showed up Wednesday morning to serve a one-day jail term on the DUI conviction.

Police confirmed Thursday night that they were holding Robinson in jail on a $25,000 cash bond, and that Robinson has an Aug. 4 court date in Kirkland Municipal Court.

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Two officers said they smelled alcohol on Robinson’s breath when he reported to jail.

If guilty, Robinson would likely face additional punishment. The DUI conviction carried a 365-day jail term, with all but one day suspended.

The Seahawks released Robinson last month following a series of off-field incidents.

Robinson, 25, was a first-round draft choice in 2001.

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Non mais quelle chic idée !
Sans ça, il trouvait une place dans un roster NFL.

Maintenant, il peut apprendre à prononcer "ENCULE" correctement, parce que les Red Devils de Cenon pourraient etre les seuls à lui proposer un contrat... Attention, le Médoc n'est pas loin.

Une chute tellement rapide pour un gars de 25 ans qui avait l'air de promettre.

C'est quoi cette allusion aux Devils de Cenon?

A mon avis, çà veut dire qu'au prochain Camp d'entrainement des D.E.V.I.L.S, tu vas jouer ton poste de WR N°1 avec Koren Robinson... s'il a réussi à désaouler d'ici là ...

Sil faut que je sous-titre mes vannes...

Le mec ne sera même pas recruté en CFL à ce rythme là. Donc, plutot en France...

ENTOMBED a écrit:

Sil faut que je sous-titre mes vannes...
Le mec ne sera même pas recruté en CFL à ce rythme là. Donc, plutot en France...

Mmmmh, Dimitrius Underwood a réussi à signer chez les Renegades cette année (Ok, il a pas survécu à la première vague de cuts) mais si lui a eu sa chance en CFL alors Koren avec son passé d'alcoolique invétéré pourra carrément choisir son club

School of failures: une nouvelle leçon du Professeur avant la rentrée.

Citation :

Ex-NFL player Robbins arrested on marijuana charge


NFL.com wire reports

SAN ANTONIO (Aug. 14, 2005) -- Former NFL offensive lineman Barret Robbins, awaiting trial on attempted felony murder, was arrested on a marijuana possession charge, police said.

Robbins, a former Pro Bowler with Oakland, was detained Aug. 13 after a bike patrol officer noticed the smell of marijuana coming from his car, Officer Joe Rios said.

"We had probable cause and the officer saw a marijuana pipe in plain view on the center console," Rios said. "He gave no resistance and was very passive, but officers were aware of his violent past."

In January, Robbins was shot twice in the chest after allegedly fighting with Miami police who were making a burglary call. Robbins, found hiding in a women's restroom, was accused of beating one police officer to the floor, slamming another into a wall and ramming a third officer's head into a wall.

He has pleaded innocent to three counts of attempted felony murder and other charges. No trial date has been set.

Robbins, who has bipolar disorder, was released from a Florida hospital in April after posting a $51,000 bond. The arrangement sending him to a Houston hospital near his father's house for physical rehabilitation and bipolar treatment was approved by the judge handling the case.

"We don't know why he was in San Antonio," Rios said.

Robbins was placed in the Bexar County Jail on an $800 bond Aug. 14.

Ed Griffith, spokesman for the Miami-Dade County state attorney's office, said that it was too soon to say how an arrest would affect Robbins' case in Florida.

"This may have negative ramifications on his pending criminal case in Miami," Griffith told The Associated Press.

Robbins' well chronicled troubles began when he disappeared before the Super Bowl in San Diego in early 2003, then showed up the night before the game in an incoherent state and was deactivated for the game.

After spending a month in an alcohol rehabilitation center, Robbins lost weight and regained his spot in the Raiders' starting lineup the following year.

But the Raiders released him last summer after he tested positive for steroids. Before the Miami Beach fight, he was arrested for allegedly hitting a security guard in San Francisco.

Je regrette encore de plus le voir sur un terrain.

Laisser le matos sur le tableau de bord, c'est un "Cry for Help", c'est pas vrai.