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John Wall charged with breaking and entering

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Bria Renea Draughn sounds like a female's name to me.

 

I hadn't even noticed the middle name until you posted it. :lol:

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Yes it was a 16 year old female. I think we all know what was going on now :banana:

 

 

 

I also want to point out that a simple speeding ticket is also a misdemeanor. If John Wall gets pulled over for going 7 over the speed limit are we going to have 110+ posts about it? I'm going to guess not.

Yes it was a 16 year old female. I think we all know what was going on now :banana:

 

 

 

I also want to point out that a simple speeding ticket is also a misdemeanor. If John Wall gets pulled over for going 7 over the speed limit are we going to have 110+ posts about it? I'm going to guess not.

 

Speeding ticket isn't a misdemeanor. It is a violation. But you right I think it is a little to much worry about this, unless he broke something or stealing something.

 

But he has to be smarter than this.

Speeding ticket isn't a misdemeanor. It is a violation. But you right I think it is a little to much worry about this, unless he broke something or stealing something.

 

But he has to be smarter than this.

 

 

He obviously wasn't thinking with his brain, and yes a speeding ticket is still a misdemeanor.

He better be careful or he'll end up breaking some of Shawn Kemp's records.

Speeding ticket isn't a misdemeanor. It is a violation. But you right I think it is a little to much worry about this, unless he broke something or stealing something.

 

But he has to be smarter than this.

 

Check your facts :thumb:

NC Judge looks at him as says"I'm gonna make this real easy,boy. You have two options:

 

Option 1:We can keep this a misademeanor and you can sign this paper that says that you are sorry and that you won't do it again. Then sign this LOI paper that puts you at UNC. Or....

Option 2: Not sign this paper and you will be seeing a lot of me over the next 2 to 3 years.:D

So, whats it gonna be boy???" :madman:

:popcorn::D

I figure this will be a simple trespassing if anything.

Non-issue...

 

For anything to come of it, wouldn't the party whose rights were infringed upon have to pursue the claim? Meaning that the owner of the home (presumably the bank) would have to press charges for trespassing.

 

There are a lot of banks in bad shape, but I don't see that one happening.

For anything to come of it, wouldn't the party whose rights were infringed upon have to pursue the claim? Meaning that the owner of the home (presumably the bank) would have to press charges for trespassing.

 

There are a lot of banks in bad shape, but I don't see that one happening.

 

I don't see a bank pressing charges either on a BIG potential customer down the road a year or 2, especially when its his hometown.

SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!

 

I think all of this is funny and blown out of proportion.

Not sure what was going on at the house, but I don't think that really matters.

 

I'd imagine not much will come of this. Still, a poor decision by Wall & his buddies. But it's conceiveable that Wall is on top of the world. He's about to graduate, he's the most highly touted prospect in a while, and he's getting attention from everyone.

 

Like I said, poor decision making. But I'll have to wait to see what comes of this. I'd imagine not much.

 

Poor decision making............Yes,

A stupid move and act..........Yes

Any excuse for it.................No, he is old enough to know that he shouldn't have been in the house.

What if anything will come of it?.....I agree with you, probably not much.

 

I hope that if anything this should teach the young man a lesson in that anything and everything that he does from here on out is going to be put under microsope.

For anything to come of it, wouldn't the party whose rights were infringed upon have to pursue the claim? Meaning that the owner of the home (presumably the bank) would have to press charges for trespassing.

 

There are a lot of banks in bad shape, but I don't see that one happening.

 

If it was a foreclosure, I am sure the bank will not pursue anything. The bank has already had enough headaches due to foreclosure process and probably do not want to deal with something this petty. I would be willing to bet if the house was on the market and empty, Wall and his buddies weren't the first group to "let themselves in." Contractors, investors, ect. may have looked around to see if the house has potential to flip. Of course, Wall and his buddies had different motives, but I still do not think any charges will be pressed against him or anyone else who trespasses. Ironically, Wall may help sell this home due to all the attention it will receive.

Maybe they were studying notes from Wall's SAT class?

Maybe they were studying notes from Wall's SAT class?

 

That was my first instinct.

Check your facts :thumb:

 

I work for the courts. It is considered a violation. Most traffic offenses fall under this catagory.

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