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Dallas Coonboys QB arrested after chimp out
Ex-Cowboys QB faces drug charge Irving: Police say Carter caused disturbance at home, had marijuana Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Quincy Carter was arrested early Friday on a charge of possession of marijuana. Police arrived to a home in the 100 block of West Shady Grove Road in south Irving about 5:30 a.m. Friday, where they found Mr. Carter inside a house causing a disturbance, said Officer David Tull, police spokesman. ![]() Quincy Carter's booking photo, taken Friday morning. [Irving Police] Mr. Carter, who was booked into the jail under his full name Lavonya Quintelle Carter, was found with less than two ounces of marijuana, a class B misdemeanor, Irving police said. He was released from the Irving Jail about 4 p.m. Friday after posting $500 bail, jail officials said. His bail was paid by Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports columnist Randy Galloway, who's also the host of the radio sports-talk show Galloway and Company on ESPN-FM (103.3). Mr. Galloway said he didn't see a conflict of interest in posting bail since Mr. Carter is no longer playing. "I've had a lot of fun with Quincy over the years, his problems and everything else," Mr. Galloway said. "But it's Christmas and Quincy Carter is in jail, and I hate to see that happen. ... For him to be in the position today where he can't post a $500 bond, there's unfortunate problems in his life." Mr. Carter was released from the Cowboys in August 2004 after multiple reports that he failed a drug test, which violated the National Football League's substance abuse policy. He enrolled in a drug rehabilitation program a short time later. After he was signed as a backup quarterback for the New York Jets in fall 2004, he left the team in February 2005 to re-enter rehab for alleged drug use. Mr. Carter signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in April 2006 but was released a month later.
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Vices the most notorious seem to be the portion of this unhappy [negro] race: idleness, treachery, revenge, cruelty, impudence, stealing, lying, profanity, debauchery, nastiness and intemperance, are said to have extinguished the principles of natural law, and to have silenced the reproofs of conscience.--Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1798. |
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Don't be surprised that this all occurred at 5:30 AM. Niggers go to sleep at sunrise, so that they can be sure to avoid any kind of responsible work and awaken ready for a fresh night of T.N.B. monkeyshines!
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Former Cowboys QB Arrested On Drug Charge
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