A man can be destroyed, but he can't be defeated: The 49ers 2014 official offseason thread

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April 13, 2014
Witnesses: Aldon Smith arrested at LAX
Police at Los Angeles International Airport say they took a 25-year-old San Jose man into custody today after he became belligerent after going through security and said something about having a bomb. Witnesses, some of whom have video of the incident, said the suspect is 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith. Smith is 24 and turns 25 in September.

LAX authorities said the suspect is in the process of being booked and that his identity won't be released until that is complete. A statement from the airport police reads:

"At approximately 1400 hrs, a 25-year-old male resident of San Jose, California, was going through Terminal 1 screening and was randomly selected for a secondary screening. The suspect then became belligerent and uncooperative with the process and with the TSA agent, making a comment indicating that he was in possession of a bomb before proceeding towards the gate area. Los Angeles Airport Police made contact with him at the gate and he was positively identified as the person in question. Once again the male subject became uncooperative and he was detained and taken into custody by Airport Police and is currently being transported to LAPD for booking."


According to a witness, the incident began at the Southwest Airlines ticket counter at which point Smith was told he would not be allowed on the plane. After going through security, the witness said Smith was in line at McDonald's when he was approached by security personnel. He became belligerent, said something about a bomb and was taken into custody.

Smith has been arrested twice since 2012 for DUI and also is facing weapons charges relating to a sprawling house party that got out of control in 2012. Smith was stabbed at that party. In addition, he was involved in a rollover car crash near his home in San Jose in 2012.

Following his most recent DUI arrest in September, in which Smith was found passed out in a truck that came to a stop in a residential front yard, Smith checked himself into a rehabilitation program and missed six weeks of the season.

Asked last month how Smith was progressing, 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said the progress was good and that he was encouraged by how Smith handles himself after returning from rehabilitation.

"Thought he did a good job in all of those regards, as a player, as a teammate, decisions he was making," Harbaugh said. "Very encouraged."

-- Matt Barrows


Read more here: 49ers Blog and Q&A: Witnesses: Aldon Smith taken into custody at LAX
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i just hope hes not drunk
 
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LastEmperor2k2 said:
Alright man, it is what is, protect the athlete at all costs.

The guy is a fuccup, how many chances we gonna give him? Gonna turn into some scumbag organization that just lets dudes get away with everything cause they can ball.
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thats they way it has always been in pro sports, your views are unrealistic

great players always get away with shyt, always have been always will be

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honestly its embarrassing but what u gonna do?

u dont want him getting released then ending up in seattle
 
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FaTaL said:
thats they way it has always been in pro sports, your views are unrealistic

great players always get away with shyt, always have been always will be

:manny:

honestly its embarrassing but what u gonna do?

u dont want him getting released then ending up in seattle
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| honestly could care less at this point.

He can take his arrests up to Seattle with him.

My views aren't unrealistic, the treatment that pro athletes get is.

At the end of the day, it's just a game, and keep supporting a guy like this, and if something bad happens it's on your hands (ownership)
 
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