Alabama basketball player charged with murder- Update Projected lottery pick provided gun

[Marc Spector]

Let me make it clear again:
According to the laws of the state of Alabama, Miller didnt do anything that warranted charges.

There is however, a strong possibility that he did something either extremely callous or extremely foolish. And his actions contributed to someone being MURDERED. Even if no charges come as a result of any revelations about his intent, that family deserves answers about how much of a role Miller played and how it effects his public image is in my opinion, a fair trade off.

The fact that someone WAS MURDERED should not be taken lightly and all matters relating to intent and/or culpability need to be verified as much as possible. And that means asking uncomfortable questions, having a healthy dose of skepticism and not taking people on their word.

The fact that Miles sent a text asking for his weapon to handle a situation that Miller got with more than enough time to understand and respond... and the fact that MIllers lawyer in his extremely detailed public statement, never said Miller DIDNT KNOW ABOUT THE GUN implies that either the boy was stupid or on demon time. And somebody died for that.

Given that info, more answers are required and until those answers come, a modicum of respect and care should be applied BY ALL.

Why the fukk some of you idiots cant rationalize that, is beyond me.

 

[Dwight Howard]

The law may consider it the end but from a moral standpoint, i dont. Theres just as many facts that indicate that Miller knew about the gun and knew what the gun was going to be used for. The text exists bruh and 3 minutes is enough time to see it and process what was going on.

Well the reality is there is no credible evidence that he knew that the gun was being used for a crime. You are assuming he did.He received a text about 3 minutes before arriving on the scene. He was clearly there to pick dude up without knowledge of a ongoing beef. There's no evidence he even saw the text. You're basically assuming the worst of this young man. Why, who knows, but that's what's you are doing. You are assuming guilt and the worst case scenario without facts, something that has gotten several brothers locked up. I'm not buying your argument, and obviously the state isn't either.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Expectedly, Brandon Miller got a warm ovation from the Coleman Coliseum crowd on Saturday afternoon. In Alabama basketball’s second-to-last home game of the season, while players partook in their pregame introduction routine, each starter was announced and did a specific handshake with a walk-on as their name was called through the arena.

When it was Miller’s turn, he stretched his arms out and was patted down as if he were being checked for weapons.





Goofy

This dude slow

 

[Braman]

this doesnt absolve him at all. The only piece of evidence that helps him is that he gets the text 3 minutes before the incident. A lawyer could make the case that "he was already on his way" but two things can be true at once. Originally he mightve been on his way to pick them up, but him receiving that text can very well have changed his intent for arriving.

Absolve legally or in the context of a suspension? 2 very different things

Legally, uh yea it does absolve him that’s why he wasn’t arrested. Literally that 1:03 text saved him bc it establishes a plausible excuse that he was not involved in any plot. He was coming to pick him up. Saves his fukking life

Bc even if he did get that text well before 3 minutes out, it would be a legal fight that he was involved. L Like fam even if Mike’s texted him 10 hours ahead ‘ring me my gun’ a hois lawyer is easily beating any charges. Guns are legal. It’s a hard concept for us to heaps but they are legal and in Alabama you don’t even need a permit.

That’s all if there was that text and not an original ‘come pick me up’ text. WITH the ‘pick me up’ text its not even a fight. Bc there is no way to prove he knew about the gun unless it comes from DNA, Miles, or Davis. No other possible way

Now from a street sense pov? If he was rolling with nggas capable of this he knew buddy was strapped ….but we can’t prove that

 

[Braman]

Yea this was my concern…he doesn’t get it

 

[Braman]

Let me make it clear again:
According to the laws of the state of Alabama, Miller didnt do anything that warranted charges.

There is however, a strong possibility that he did something either extremely callous or extremely foolish. And his actions contributed to someone being MURDERED. Even if no charges come as a result of any revelations about his intent, that family deserves answers about how much of a role Miller played and how it effects his public image is in my opinion, a fair trade off.

The fact that someone WAS MURDERED should not be taken lightly and all matters relating to intent and/or culpability need to be verified as much as possible. And that means asking uncomfortable questions, having a healthy dose of skepticism and not taking people on their word.

The fact that Miles sent a text asking for his weapon to handle a situation that Miller got with more than enough time to understand and respond... and the fact that MIllers lawyer in his extremely detailed public statement, never said Miller DIDNT KNOW ABOUT THE GUN implies that either the boy was stupid or on demon time. And somebody died for that.

Given that info, more answers are required and until those answers come, a modicum of respect and care should be applied BY ALL.

Why the fukk some of you idiots cant rationalize that, is beyond me.

Fam…calm down

There is nothing to rationalize. Is your girl out with another ngga right now? No? How do you know? You don’t! So you don’t even think about it. Same here. There is no way to know if Miller knew about that gun . So there is no point in arguing that point

The only thing left is to make a personal judgement call——a GUESS—-on if he is a good kid clueless about what Darius miles/Davis was into, OR if he’s just like them

And I tell you 1 thing….his reaction in the 40 point game raised my eyebrows. That’s not normal human emotion. Acted like he was a victim….And then the frisk validated by gut feeling on that. Due is one of them. He knew. He’s an nba youngboy generation kid and then mfers are broken. That was some ‘mock your dead homie’ energy. But……

 

[Conscious Pilot]

 

[Chrishaune]

Yea this was my concern…he doesn’t get it

Let these white bois egg you on brehs. Got the white boi patting him down.

 

[Conan]

I think the implication is that Tuscaloosa PD needed to have thorough evidence of something blatantly illegal for someone in the PD to risk their community standing at best, their job at worst, to go after the star player of one of the best bbal teams in Alabama history

That's how it should be.

Why should he got after for anything less? Such as a whim?

 

[Conan]

Let me make it clear again:
According to the laws of the state of Alabama, Miller didnt do anything that warranted charges.

There is however, a strong possibility that he did something either extremely callous or extremely foolish. And his actions contributed to someone being MURDERED. Even if no charges come as a result of any revelations about his intent, that family deserves answers about how much of a role Miller played and how it effects his public image is in my opinion, a fair trade off.

The fact that someone WAS MURDERED should not be taken lightly and all matters relating to intent and/or culpability need to be verified as much as possible. And that means asking uncomfortable questions, having a healthy dose of skepticism and not taking people on their word.

The fact that Miles sent a text asking for his weapon to handle a situation that Miller got with more than enough time to understand and respond... and the fact that MIllers lawyer in his extremely detailed public statement, never said Miller DIDNT KNOW ABOUT THE GUN implies that either the boy was stupid or on demon time. And somebody died for that.

Given that info, more answers are required and until those answers come, a modicum of respect and care should be applied BY ALL.

Why the fukk some of you idiots cant rationalize that, is beyond me.

The family deserving answers has nothing to do with him playing. Him not playing will not contribute to greater clarity. Only the court process will provide extra clarity.

You just typed a whole bunch of emotional nothing.

 

[FAH1223]

Thompson twins will get picked ahead of him

EDIT: NVM

 

[Supa]

this doesnt absolve him at all. The only piece of evidence that helps him is that he gets the text 3 minutes before the incident. A lawyer could make the case that "he was already on his way" but two things can be true at once. Originally he mightve been on his way to pick them up, but him receiving that text can very well have changed his intent for arriving.

He was 95% of the way there when that text came in. Was he supposed to turn the car around? The gun wasn't in plain sight and he never touched it. He arrived and Miles and Davis got in and took the gun. He had no way of knowing what they were going to do. Miles' text didn't imply they were about to commit a crime so it doesn't change Miller's role.

The prosecutor said he didn't commit a crime but coli legal "feels" he did. Come back with a crime to charge him with or let it go.

If you want to make a point that the team should have sat him down then I agree with you but legally there's nothing to be done.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Now I probably would suspend him and other for that lil pat down shyt they did. Thats just bad optics.

 

[africngiant]

this dude might be the person people think pat beverley is

 

[CrimsonTider]

He was 95% of the way there when that text came in. Was he supposed to turn the car around? The gun wasn't in plain sight and he never touched it. He arrived and Miles and Davis got in and took the gun. He had no way of knowing what they were going to do. Miles' text didn't imply they were about to commit a crime so it doesn't change Miller's role.

The prosecutor said he didn't commit a crime but coli legal "feels" he did. Come back with a crime to charge him with or let it go.

If you want to make a point that the team should have sat him down then I agree with you but legally there's nothing to be done.

The team sitting him down makes no sense.

No one has yet to answer this simple question… What does Brandon Miller not playing college basketball do for anyone in this situation?