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Brian Hartline issued a " No Comment on topic of his accident.

ArmandoSalguero Brian Hartline issued a "no comment" on topic of his accident. Legal matter being handled by his lawyer who has asked him not to address it.
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The only thing I really care about in this situation is that it appears Hartline was uninjured. That is the best news you could hear. If he was driving, he will get hit with one or two misdemeanors. Nothing, as a fan, to worry about.
 
Nublar7 said:
The only thing I really care about in this situation is that it appears Hartline was uninjured. That is the best news you could hear. If he was driving, he will get hit with one or two misdemeanors. Nothing, as a fan, to worry about.
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Agreed, but I wish our players would stop getting in trouble. I am surprised this happened to Hartline, cause he is one of the smartest guys on the team.
 
It was probably an error in judgment one way or another, whether Hartline was driving or not. He knows he f'd up and I think a guy like Hartline won't ever let anything like that happen again.
 
It's a problem when two of the best character guys on the team (Ronnie and Hartline) get into trouble in the off-season. I guess that it will be Chad Pennington's turn next.
I would not like to be sent to discuss the matter with Bill Parcells.
 
FinAtic8480 said:
Agreed, but I wish our players would stop getting in trouble. I am surprised this happened to Hartline, cause he is one of the smartest guys on the team.
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Too many of our guys are getting in trouble. Hartline is one of the last people I would think this would happen to.
 
I'm glad Brian is fine and his lawyer can take care of the details. Hopefully the rest of the team will learn something from what happened to Crowder and Hartline's vehicles.
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oasis said:
It was probably an error in judgment one way or another, whether Hartline was driving or not. He knows he f'd up and I think a guy like Hartline won't ever let anything like that happen again.
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Oh he didn't f up, he made a great decision. Had he stuck around like an idiot, he would have gotten arrested and tested, ultimately getting a dui/dwi. If he gets a respectable lawyer, he'll most likely get out of all this worry free.
 
For the life of me, I can't figure out why people drink and drive. especially people with SOOOO much to lose.....SHM.
 
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