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KU football player arrested, released
January 28, 2008
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Scott David Webb, 23, a Kansas University senior and kicker for the 2007 Jayhawk football team, was arrested Saturday on a failure to appear charge. He was originally issued a notice to appear in Municipal Court for having a dog at large on Oct. 30. He failed to appear in court on that charge.
According to Lawrence Police Sgt. Mark Warren, Webb was a passenger in a noninjury accident Saturday. The police officer who responded to the accident checked the vehicle's occupants for outstanding warrants and discovered Webb had a warrant for his arrest.
Webb was taken to the Douglas County Jail at 4:34 p.m. and was released on bail of $132 bail at 5:07 p.m.
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28 January 2008
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justforfun (Anonymous) says…
OK. did they just not see him at the KU bsketball game at halfcourt on Saturday????
28 January 2008
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busymom (Anonymous) says…
So one football player was arrested in August for shoplifting and the trial was held off til after the season. Another football player has a dog at large. hmmm
28 January 2008
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BalkansHawk (Anonymous) says…
Alibi: “My dog ate my citation?”
28 January 2008
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fu7il3 (Anonymous) says…
“Obviously, warrants issued get very low priority.”
It's not like the police are going to to go hunting down people for a bench warrant because they didn't show up for court on having their dog off a leash.
It's probably the first time he had been involved with the police since he got the ticket in the first place.
28 January 2008
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toefungus (Anonymous) says…
What do we do when kickers go bad?
28 January 2008
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OnlyTheOne (Anonymous) says…
It's not the charge so much as the obvious lack of responsibility and disdain for authority evident in the “failure to appear.”
Geez, how hard is it to get up a 7:00 be at court by 8:00, say “no contest, your honor” and prattle a little bit about being sorry and not letting it happen again? Then walking away clean with a $25.00 fine paid for by some athletic supporter.
No, it's I'm a big time KU football player and they wouldn't dare mess with me.
28 January 2008
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fu7il3 (Anonymous) says…
Ask Brandon Rush. He no-showed twice, but they've put it all off till after basketball season. I'd hate to have his real-world lack of responsibility intefere with his jump shot.
28 January 2008
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newsreader (Anonymous) says…
Bail was $132$!$!$! ha, thats funny.
28 January 2008
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busymom (Anonymous) says…
Well no one dares mess with athletes, after all what else does KU have.
28 January 2008
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fu7il3 (Anonymous) says…
Not much since they dropped off the list of best values academically.
28 January 2008
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Kontum1972 (Anonymous) says…
taser plz….
28 January 2008
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kneejerkreaction (Anonymous) says…
Has ignoring the law become a badge of courage for KU athletes?
28 January 2008
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janeyb (Anonymous) says…
Kontum1972—thanks for the laugh.
I'd like to see the stats on college students with outstanding warrants. Hundreds? Thousands? I bet the majority aren't athletes.
28 January 2008
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achtung (Anonymous) says…
as a passenger, are you required to hand over your id? even for a routine traffic stop?
28 January 2008
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BigDog (Anonymous) says…
I guess KU has hit the big time when the kicker is considered a football player.
28 January 2008
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BalkansHawk (Anonymous) says…
BigDog
What did you think the kicker was when he missed two field goals against MU, an innocent bystander with poor aim?
28 January 2008
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Marion (Marion Lynn) says…
And today in other Earth-shattering news, the wind blew, birds ate worms and defecated, traffic signals changed colours and automobiles and trucks drove up and down streets.
28 January 2008
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BigDog (Anonymous) says…
It was a joke. Many players don't consider kickers “real football players” because they only come in a couple times a game and rarely get involved with physical contact or tackling anyone
28 January 2008
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staff04 (Anonymous) says…
Well, that was anticlimactic…
28 January 2008
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BalkansHawk (Anonymous) says…
I did laugh when I read your post BigDog. Pretty good. I recognized the sarcasm immediately which, in turn, compelled me to pass a little sarcasm back your way. Really, I actually laughed outloud. As for the two missed FGs against MU, we didn't lose that game because of them. We didn't put together a complete game from the start, MU played exceptional, and had we played better the first half, we would have won by two touchdowns.
28 January 2008
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more_cowbell (Anonymous) says…
X-D BalkanHawk, good one!
“two birds with one stone”…
28 January 2008
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Uhlrick_Hetfield_III (Anonymous) says…
Spot on, Marion. This is exactly like anyone else would hve been treated in this situation, except that it wouldn't appear in the newspaper. What about this is newsworthy? What's next a look at his checkbook to see if he paid his utilities on time? Come on. The charge itself is pure chicken poop. The real question is what idiot wrote the ticket?
28 January 2008
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TheStig (Anonymous) says…
Scofflaw that I am, I once accumulated several hundred dollars in unpaid parking fines. One bright spring day a very cute blond in tight blue jeans showed up at my door asking if I was the owner of the car in the driveway. I smiled and looking deeply into her bright blue eyes said, “Yes it is, why?”
She pushed aside her jean jacket revealing a Glock nine millimeter, a pair of nickel plated handcuffs, and a WPD sheild. Then in a voice as sweet as honey, purred “Because I'm officer Billie and my boss told me to come over here and either collect the money or arrest you and take you to jail.”
“Will you accept a check?” I asked.
“Sure, ” she smiled.
“Well then come on in while I look for a pen.”
We ended up dating on and off for a while and the experience taught me three things. Always pay your fines as it is very unlikely that the Feds, State, or City is going to forget about them or decide the amount is so small that it isn't worth their effort. Never trust cute blond haired, blue eyed women who unexpectedly come knocking at your door. Finally, if your letter is printed by Penthouse you get a free T-shirt.
28 January 2008
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kujayhawk (Anonymous) says…
It was a “dog at large” people. Give it a break.
28 January 2008
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OldEnuf2BYurDad (Anonymous) says…
“It was a joke. Many players don't consider kickers “real football players” because they only come in a couple times a game and rarely get involved with physical contact or tackling anyone”
I can't understand that mindset. Those three points count just like the ones earned by blood.
I plan to teach my girl to kick a football. Instant scholarship, baby!