Posted on 11/08/2017 6:30:30 PM PST by artichokegrower
Bruce Maxwell has been indicted by an Arizona grand jury, meaning the felony case against the A’s catcher stemming from his Oct. 28 arrest will proceed, NBC Sports Bay Area reported Wednesday. Maxwell, who had been arrested for allegedly pulling a gun on a female food delivery worker at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz., faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct.
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Hey all you national anthem kneelers. You are judged by the company you keep. So you are judged as being douche bags.
His original name is Richard Cranium.
I am surprised that the victim has not been offered a half million or so to refuse to testify.
KARMA!
I’m inclined to ask, “Why would anyone do that?”.
But, we’re taking about a spoiled rich kid, likely lacking in parental guidance.
Maxwell is a ‘prospect’ with less than a year in the majors. He doesn’t have that kind of money.
He probably made a few hundred k this past season, but has probably been making less than $30k per year since being drafted in 2012.
It's a great way to handicap/handcuff their opponents, those that enforce the laws their brutal thuggish nature causes them to always break.
I agree with the last poster! Richard Cranium! I’ve see hogs with better snouts though.
Just another thug athlete. Wonder what the judge at his future trial will do if this idiot kneeled at the beginning of the trial when the clerk says “ all rise”. Seems a logical progression of his actions during the anthem.
What an a$$hole.
100%
Let’s see him refuse to stand up when the judge enters the courtroom and see what happens.
ROTFL. Don’t bring your commie bull**** to baseball, ***hole. Take that crap to the MFL.
His baseball cards are selling in Iran.
Good one.
This pleases me.
about the indictment: protest this, A33hole.
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