Irony: St. Louis Rams Player With “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” Gesture Has Lengthy Arrest Record

Irony: St. Louis Rams Player With “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” Gesture Has Lengthy Arrest Record. Perhaps it was just a reflex.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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  • Is it true that there were some awkward moments after the Rams' players raised their hands at the beginning of the game when one of them went over to a police officer stationed on the field for security, hit him and tried to take his gun? BADA BING!

    Trailing 38-0 at half on the way to being routed 52-0, I heard that when some of the Raiders entered the field for the third quarter, they had their hands up.
    BADA BOOM!

  • I'm sure that's going to look good to the scouts when they cut his ass for being a troublemaker.

  • Nice, a few idiots pull this little stunt & nobody is talking about their 52-0 demolition of the Raiders. Sad thing is, Kenny Britt is a talented WR, but it's the off the field stuff that is his problem.

    Also, side note about the Raiders, I have a feeling that is the sort of team that might very well sign Ray Rice, who was reinstated & is now a free agent. They have a history of renegade type players, & lets be honest, they are the worst team in the NFL. Also, it might provide him with a needed change of scenery. Oakland is a long way away from the Baltimore/New York area where he has played his college & pro career. He is a dirtbag, but someone will take a chance on him, & I think that may be the place.

    • danybhoy: "Ray Rice"

      Anyone with a pulse might be able to get a tryout with the Raiders.

      Why the Raiders or the Jaguars or some other horrible team does not give Tim Tebow a chance is beyond me.

  • He was flashing back to his previous bad, I mean misunderstood actions. Or he was practicing for the next time.