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Hardy found guilty

Cary Kollins

By Cary Kollins,
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Cary Kollins

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Guilty of assault of female and communicating threats.

60 days suspended sentence, 18 months probation, court ordered program.

I think the judge had her mind made up from the beginning. Did not take into account holder's drug use at all. Hardy stands a much fairer decision with a jury.

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TheRumGone Grand Master

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Hardy is done here for sure. I followed the entire thread and I'm shocked. The cops statements in court, the cocaine use, the flying weed and the judge said her account seemed more believable?

I think hardy is going to take this to trial.

And for those that missed the tweet. When the verdict was announced holder turned to her friend and gave a "small smile". Wtf

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Hardy is done here for sure. I followed the entire thread and I'm shocked. The cops statements in court, the cocaine use, the flying weed and the judge said her account seemed more believable?

I think hardy is going to take this to trial.

And for those that missed the tweet. When the verdict was announced holder turned to her friend and gave a "small smile". Wtf

Whether it goes to trial or not....his fate in Carolina is already sealed IMO.

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Way to go, Hardy.

Now to see what the suspension will be.

Probably not the best use of 10% of our cap space, but oh well.

And the guy is guilty. Stop making stupid excuses cause you like the jersey he wears.

Did you follow any of the case?

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Way to go, Hardy.

Now to see what the suspension will be.

Probably not the best use of 10% of our cap space, but oh well.

And the guy is guilty. Stop making stupid excuses cause you like the jersey he wears.

 

I have no idea whether he's guilty or not, but I'd agree the reaction from many here is sheer stupidity.  Especially the automatic 'gold digger' theory.

 

You don't know somebody just because you're a fan of the team they play for.  Heck, Graham Gano could be a serial killer for all we know.

 

Whatever happened, truth is that Hardy's repeatedly demonstrated bad judgment.  This is just the worst, and saddest, example.

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