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Thursday, May 29th, 2008
Posted by Frank Hughes @ 12:14:23 pm
The Seahawks will have four days of one-practice voluntary mini-camps starting next Monday. Defensive tackle Rocky Bernard will not be present for at least the Monday session because I have confirmed that he still has a pre-trial hearing on his domestic assault arrest in Seattle Municipal Court at 10 a.m. Monday morning, a half hour before practice begins. According to the Washington state courts web site, Lofa Tatupu still has not been charged with a DUI.
Categories: Legal system, Minicamps
• 5 comments
COMMENTS:
when this story cracked everyone said it smelt really fishy. It didnt add up. I havent heard anything since. Frank is there any info on this. I remember everyone saying it sounded hard to belive that if Rocky hit a woman let alone anyone there would be a mark or something. I am a big guy like 6'6 260 if Ryan Plackamier {spelling} hit me I would get a shiner or something. Probably a concusion lol.
So what is the normal time between arrest and charges in Washington state for DUIs? Is Lofa even going to be charged? I'm a little shocked that someone who blew what he blew on the test is not already indicted for the crime. Does Lofa have a lawyer yet? Is he dragging this out?
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Frank Hughes took over the Seahawks beat and Seahawks Insider blog in July of 2007. Hughes covered the Sonics for The News Tribune from 1997-2007. Frank also contributes to ESPN.com, KJR-AM radio and Pro Sports Exchange. In 2005, Frank co-authored "Slick Watts's Tales from the Seattle SuperSonics." Frank lives in Seattle with his wife, two sons and yellow lab. News Tribune columnist Dave Boling and sports reporters Eric D. Williams, Ryan Divish and Darrin Beene also contribute to the Seahawks Insider blog. Category
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