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The story is on TMZ, the National Enquirer of the internet, so it must be true.
So who did he allegedly sexually assault, the dude on his right in the sun glasses?
I like that Kapperdick is wearing 's line of clothing.
"Honey, I swear, it was just his nose, just for a second..."
This belongs in the NFL forum where it can get the attention it deserves. 
From PFT:
UPDATE 12:43 p.m. ET: The 49ers released the following statement from General Manager Trent Baalke: “The 49ers organization is aware of the recent media report regarding Colin Kaepernick and is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts.”
He pretty much ****ed Harbaugh's huge contract extension every way imaginable with his shaky postseason play.
It's not sexual assault like that sexual assault but it's still a lot like sexual assault.
Originally Posted by Shoeless Joe:
The story is on TMZ, the National Enquirer of the internet, so it must be true.
True, but the National Football Post and SI.com have picked up the story and they typically have not touched stories like this without some corroboration.
In the SI.com story.
Per Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee, 49ers receiver Quinton Patton and Seahawks wideout Ricardo Lockette are also part of the investigation, with the incident in question occurring at Lockette’s apartment in Miami.
With all the reports and charges against Sharper you'd think these boys would know the meaning of no.
Far be it from me to defend Captain Camel Nose, but it sort of sounds a little fishy to me...like maybe someone is trolling for a pay day.
you'd think these boys would know the meaning of no.
Well, based on the report, can't say no when unconscious.
It’s unclear at this point whether there will be any criminal charges or league-imposed discipline. Four years ago, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger received a six-game suspension (reduced to four) after being sued for sexual assault in July 2009 and then accused of sexual assault in early 2010. He was never arrested or charged in either case.
It’s also unclear whether and to what extent the allegations will affect the 49ers’ willingness to make a significant long-term financial commitment to Kaepernick. Based on the perceptions of former 49ers safety Donte
Whitner, coach Jim Harbaugh may not be thrilled about this situation, at all.
“He said that we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he’ll forgive us except put our hands on women,” Whitner said in 2012, after Harbaugh first season as head coach. “If you put your hand on a woman then you’re done in his book. So other than putting your hands on women, you can do anything and come talk to him, and it’s true.”
But drugs, murder, and kids are ok!
Seriously, I hate that PBoi's post made me have some respect for Harbaugh...
if anything untoward comes out of Squidward's Miami allegations it will be very interesting to see if jimmy harblow is a man of his word.
Originally Posted by packerboi:
“He said that we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he’ll forgive us except put our hands on women,” Whitner said in 2012, after Harbaugh first season as head coach. “If you put your hand on a woman then you’re done in his book. So other than putting your hands on women, you can do anything and come talk to him, and it’s true.”
But it's apparently OK to stick your wiener in one if you are married and have little kids at home, right Jimbo?
Stars get different treatment than the 53d guy on the roster.
Regardless if they can prove he did sexually assault her, he's a complete IDOT for even putting himself in this situation. As H5 says, hard to say "no" when your not conscious.
The incident report, a copy of which was obtained by CSN Bay Area, explains that an unidentified woman went to Lockette’s apartment in Miami.
Kaepernick and Patton were there. She later “mixed some drinks for all of them and gave them shots.” She claims the men “told her that in order to drink the shots she had to ‘hit’ the bong which contained marijuana.”
The woman says she began to feel lightheaded and went to a bedroom to lay down. Kaepernick allegedly entered the room “and started kissing her.” He then began to undress her. Kaepernick said he’d be right back and left the bedroom.
She waited naked in the bed, and Patton and Lockette opened the door and “peeked” inside. She says she told them to leave, they closed the door and left, and she remembers nothing after that.
The woman claims that she woke up in a hospital bed, and that she doesn’t recall how she got there or who took her there. She also said that she has had a sexual relationship in the past with Kaepernick.
While the report states that Kaepernick and the woman did not have sex before he left the room, the report doesn’t say whether evidence of intercourse was detected at the hospital. It’s also unclear whether the victim or police believe that she was drugged.
For now, the incident is described as “suspicious,” and the report indicates that the “investigation continues.”
At a minimum, the NFL will be concerned about the allegation of marijuana use, which could be enough to get the players in Stage One of the substance-abuse program (or higher if they’re already in the program). Far more serious consequences would hinge on whatever police determine happened to the woman, and if there’s any reliable way to prove who did it.
quote:But drugs, murder, and kids are ok!
Johnny Jolly wasn't harming anybody, other than possibly himself, and certainly not using force on anybody else. Yet look how many people were braying for him to spend years in prison.
{Edit:} Packerboi's latest comment wasn't up before I started typing mine. Marijuana shouldn't be subject to the league's substance abuse program, either.
Originally Posted by packerboi:
“He said that we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he’ll forgive us except put our hands on women,” Whitner said in 2012, after Harbaugh first season as head coach. “If you put your hand on a woman then you’re done in his book. So other than putting your hands on women, you can do anything and come talk to him, and it’s true.”
Imagined scenario-
Whitner: Hey! Coach Jimbo!
Harbaugh: Yeah?
Whitner: I just wanted you to know that I am being indicted for vehicular manslaughter.
Harbaugh: What happened?
Whitner: I got bombed and ran some bitches over with my truck.
Harbaugh: Did you put your hand on any of the woman?
Whitner: No, I just ran them over with the truck. I may have pulled my hamstring during the whole ordeal.
Harbaugh: How's the hammy?
Whitner: I may have to go get a massage (*with the happy ending).
Harbaugh: I forgive you. Now get back to practice, you lil' rascal!
What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Maybe he was just walking around naked and he accidentally sexually assaulted her, like he tripped and fell on top of her...with an erection. He apparently walks around naked holding a football at other times...
The Police need to do their work on this case and he is innocent until proven guilty.
In general when there is predatory male behavior on women it tends to be habitual.
If this charge turns out to be true then I would suspect more accusations will follow.
From what I have read on this case it is suggest the women was drugged, I would think if she was the drug might show up on a blood scan.
I am not assuming he's guilty...but if they found his DNA, and possibly the other dude's (eyewww) in her, there is some serious, serious, serious 'splainin' to do.
I kinda doubt anything comes of this legally but to put himself in that situation in the first place tells me a lot about squid's character and what's lacking.
Originally Posted by Maynard:
But drugs, murder, and kids are ok!
Seriously, I hate that PBoi's post made me have some respect for Harbaugh...
I have the same problem. I'll just ignore it like conservatives ignore science.
Originally Posted by PackFoo:
Originally Posted by packerboi:
“He said that we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he’ll forgive us except put our hands on women,” Whitner said in 2012, after Harbaugh first season as head coach. “If you put your hand on a woman then you’re done in his book. So other than putting your hands on women, you can do anything and come talk to him, and it’s true.”
But it's apparently OK to stick your wiener in one if you are married and have little kids at home, right Jimbo?
Rape, infidelity among consenting adults, same thing.
Originally Posted by Henry:
I'll just ignore it like conservatives ignore science.
or like Liberals ignore the law of the land.
Originally Posted by SanDiegoPackFan:
Originally Posted by Henry:
I'll just ignore it like conservatives ignore science.
or like Liberals ignore the law of the land.
Every land has their own laws, the laws of science apply everywhere....
Originally Posted by Tdog:
jesus ****q....
I know, huh?
I still can't believe the mods allow Hank to insert politics into a football thread. Even if it still just a "smidgeon". hee-hee...get it....a "smidgeon"...kind of like "it depends on what the meaning of the word "is" is...(wagging my finger)...hee hee
Originally Posted by Pikes Peak:
Every land has their own laws, the laws of science apply everywhere....
really? what land are you living in?
Originally Posted by SanDiegoPackFan:
Originally Posted by Pikes Peak:
Every land has their own laws, the laws of science apply everywhere....
really? what land are you living in?
Packerland
just curious...as I don't really know its origin...but..
What does "law of the land" really mean? If you think about it, it should mean laws that deal with dirt. Do we live inside of dirt? Do we live underground? What about the air or the water?
So, how did "law of the land" come into our lexicon?
Originally Posted by SanDiegoPackFan:
I still can't believe the mods allow Hank to insert politics into a football thread. Even if it still just a "smidgeon".
How the Jesus **** did.....Jesus Tap Dancing Christ on a Cracker - Even on Sundays
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