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Scott County's Bud Mackey in trouble

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The article says they found cocaine IN HIS POSESSION and that he smelled of marijuana..my question is this...does posession automatically constitute intent to distribute? I was of the belief that trafficking meant that someone actually SAW you sell the drug. Don't get me wrong..posession is a serious offense,but does posession on school property mean an intent to sell..HEARSAY.....ATTICUS?????

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In regards to academics, I imagine this event will interfere with his ability to get the core requirements necessary to be eligible through the NCAA clearing house which will affect his scholarship. Always sad to see talent being wasted in this manner.

 

A lot of schools have an Alternative School for students that have offenses like this. They continue with their classes but isolated from the regular student body. They are usually ineligible to participate in any extra-cirricular activities but continue to receive credit for their classes.

The article says they found cocaine IN HIS POSESSION and that he smelled of marijuana..my question is this...does posession automatically constitute intent to distribute? I was of the belief that trafficking meant that someone actually SAW you sell the drug. Don't get me wrong..posession is a serious offense,but does posession on school property mean an intent to sell..HEARSAY.....ATTICUS?????

 

I'm sure it's just like marijuana, if you have a certain amount then you will be charged with distribution.

I'm sure it's just like marijuana, if you have a certain amount then you will be charged with distribution.

thanks..It depends on the amount in posession,then.

One bad decision? Unless this just happened to be the first day the kid ever had crack on him, its not "one bad decision." Its "a bad decision that he got busted for."

 

 

Do you know that it wasn't???

 

I don't, but I feel safe in saying you don't either.

 

I'm not into kicking people while they are down. Maybe it is something he has made into a habit over time. I don't know that, and again, I'm assuming you don't either.

 

None the less, its sad when an 18 year old kid either makes a "poor decision" or develops a habit like this, especially one who would have received a free education if not for their shortcomings.

Yes, this was a huge mistake. However, lets call the young man what he is: a criminal.

 

Yes, this was a huge mistake by this young man. But lets call him what he is: A 18 year old charged with a drug felony. Innocent until proven guilty.

Herald-Leader says Mackey is out on $10,000 cash bond.

 

So what happens now? Does he go back to school,play ball,etc. until a court date? Is he under house arrest?

Sad times in Scott Co. Bud isn't an angel, but I don't think anyone saw this coming. Bud has had a lot of people reach out to help him in many areas of his life - academically, emotionally, athletically, socially... Yet he always seems to migrate back to trouble. Very sad.

 

Bud you are in our prayers.

Sad times in Scott Co. Bud isn't an angel, but I don't think anyone saw this coming. Bud has had a lot of people reach out to help him in many areas of his life - academically, emotionally, athletically, socially... Yet he always seems to migrate back to trouble. Very sad.

 

Bud you are in our prayers.

 

Who looks like they will take his place in the starting lineup if you had to guess?

Who looks like they will take his place in the starting lineup if you had to guess?

 

Lineup will almost assuredly be Guyn, Portwood, Hundley, Phares, Lee. I have heard a kid was already in the works of coming back to town a little while back. Could shake things up. Also the other kid who plays some guard, his name escapes me now, could compete for a starting spot over Portwood or Hundley.

thanks..It depends on the amount in posession,then.

 

Lets not be naive here. If he has an ample amount of drugs be it Mowy Wowy or Crack do you think he is really stockpiling it for rainy days when he wants to get high.

 

Lets face it, the kid was dealing at some point, maybe not when they picked him up but lets not be naive here.

Yes, this was a huge mistake by this young man. But lets call him what he is: A 18 year old charged with a drug felony. Innocent until proven guilty.

 

 

Fair enough. Lets give ALL accused the same level of support then that we're showing this accused criminal. We can't. We love athletes and sports too much to be objective.

Lineup will almost assuredly be Guyn, Portwood, Hundley, Phares, Lee. I have heard a kid was already in the works of coming back to town a little while back. Could shake things up. Also the other kid who plays some guard, his name escapes me now, could compete for a starting spot over Portwood or Hundley.

 

Timely opportunity for Guyn.

There was talk this weekend that Jordan Adams may be moving back to Scott Co. (family issues may be resolved; not related to Bud getting in trouble) I would think he would be in the starting line up if this is true.

Guyn has been playing well from what I have heard, but so has long time reserve Marcus Birchfield.

 

I don't think this is at the forefront of anyone's concerns in Scott Co. at this point. SC basketball is family - one of the family is in trouble right now. End of story.

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Basketball should be the furthest thing from anyone's mind right now. Let's let the justice system run its course and worry about basketball when the time comes.

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