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re: Damn. People really bought into that 5 second video that his attorney released lmao
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:34 pm to RB10
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:34 pm to RB10
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Eh. It's mostly LSU fans who don't want to view things objectively.
Most of them likely defend the running backs who were run off too.
Ryan clark is a racist. He is the type im talking about.
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Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:36 pm to dgnx6
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Ryan clark is a racist. He is the type im talking about.
He's not the only one though. Every poster on this board defending Lacy would flip the script in a heartbeat if this was a former Bama player, or any non-LSU/local player really.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:37 pm to dgnx6
The responses by Slidell tell you everything you need to know about who he is as a person. A race bating apologist for any black human tha makes a mistake. News flash, anyone of any color or ethnicity or race can be an idiot. KL happened to win the award for Darwin of the day on that fateful day.
But muh he’s black, muh it’s a conspiracy.
But muh he’s black, muh it’s a conspiracy.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:40 pm to RB10
Where does it state the lady wasn’t paying attention or she was following too close? Does anything happen if the green charger wasn’t there? The fact that the big truck driver emphatically stated that the green charger caused all this as soon as the LSP got out of his cruiser settles the case. You can blame the lady all you want, but the fact that everyone had to make split second decisions to avoid him coming in the wrong lane puts the blame on Lacy.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:41 pm to tigger4ever
Yeah that’s what I’m wondering. All I have been able to find saying she was distracted is defense claims. Which is fine, but it would have to be proven to be effective.
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 3:43 pm
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:43 pm to tigger4ever
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Where does it state the lady wasn’t paying attention or she was following too close?
It's pretty clear by her vehicle data that she was very slow to react to the vehicle in front of her. Why she reacted slowly is only an assumption, but it's pretty reasonable. She wasn't paying full attention to the road.
That's not a crime, and is something every person in this thread does on a daily basis.
She was also speeding though.
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Does anything happen if the green charger wasn’t there? The fact that the big truck driver emphatically stated that the green charger caused all this as soon as the LSP got out of his cruiser settles the case. You can blame the lady all you want, but the fact that everyone had to make split second decisions to avoid him coming in the wrong lane puts the blame on Lacy.
Lacy was the first and primary domino in this chain. Denying that is just sticking your head in the sand.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:47 pm to RB10
And I’m not sure why people are fighting against the domino effect. That’s the law. They may not agree with the law, but based on the law, the domino effect is absolutely at play.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:50 pm to DustInTheWind
Just wait until SammytheRetard shows up in this thread!
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:52 pm to Vacherie Saint
Slidell and Sammy are really showing their bias, racism and ignorance in this thread. I love when true colors come out
Nobody takes a liar and sensationalizer seriously. Sammy just lost all credibility.
Nobody takes a liar and sensationalizer seriously. Sammy just lost all credibility.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 3:55 pm to DustInTheWind
I think ultimately Lacy’s behavior was pretty inexcusable. I won’t speak for the other woman because I hope I’d be able to avoid such an incident but hard to say with quick reactions.
I know for sure I can avoid driving so fast in a no passing zone in the wrong lane. That is truly reckless. I feel confident in saying this man’s death does not happen if that does not occur.
Whether the legalese lines up or not, I think Lacy’s behavior was quite shitty and selfish. I’d be pissed at anybody driving like that around me. I think we have a lot of Jeff Gordon’s on this board that drive like that and somehow think they’re “good drivers” and it’s safe when they do it. Lacy just can’t get a pass here with that type of gross negligence. Legally responsible or not.
I know for sure I can avoid driving so fast in a no passing zone in the wrong lane. That is truly reckless. I feel confident in saying this man’s death does not happen if that does not occur.
Whether the legalese lines up or not, I think Lacy’s behavior was quite shitty and selfish. I’d be pissed at anybody driving like that around me. I think we have a lot of Jeff Gordon’s on this board that drive like that and somehow think they’re “good drivers” and it’s safe when they do it. Lacy just can’t get a pass here with that type of gross negligence. Legally responsible or not.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:01 pm to jlovel7
Well said JLovel
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:04 pm to RB10
quote:This is irrelevant to my point. My point is that she either is reacting to Lacy, at which point he is at fault OR she is not reacting to him but to a situation, the truck in front of her braking, that her negligence did not give her time and/or space to react to. Again, I'm not a lawyer, so I can't say legally who is partially or completely at fault with either situation. And all of that is why I am not 100% on your sentence I quoted.
The driver of the truck is on video saying he slowed down and pulled to the side to avoid a car coming "head on".
Side note, if you're referencing the body cam video of the witness at his home, I couldn't make out most of what he was saying, so I can only take your word for that (not that it changes my issue).
quote:If you're going to put words in my mouth, understand that while you will receive politeness from me, you will have lost my respect.
Ah yes, everyone is corrupt and Lacy was railroaded.
I'm trying to look at the full body of evidence and withhold judgment until I have that. Evidence shows the woman lied, evidence shows Mr. Ory isn't providing all the details, and evidence shows the state trooper did not acquire a signed witness statement from the truck driver (presumably because the witness did not approve of 1 or more parts of said statement, but again, a presumption). As a result, I don't fully trust any of them and want more evidence to determine the truth.
And yes, there were other witnesses, but witnesses are often not reliable, especially when they have been discussing the event with each other and influencing each other's testimonies in that way. So again, I would like more before I make up my mind. Do you begrudge me for that?
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:04 pm to denvertiger
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There's a pretty awesome 15sec video of a trooper coaching a witness to make sure his statement coincided with the report they had drawn up.
I saw that, why did the cop say that?
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 4:11 pm
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:13 pm to Omada
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This is irrelevant to my point. My point is that she either is reacting to Lacy, at which point he is at fault OR she is not reacting to him but to a situation, the truck in front of her braking, that her negligence did not give her time and/or space to react to. Again, I'm not a lawyer, so I can't say legally who is partially or completely at fault with either situation. And all of that is why I am not 100% on your sentence I quoted.
It's not irrelevant, at all. She's reacting to a situation created by Lacy's reckless driving. That alone puts an onus of responsibility on Lacy.
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If you're going to put words in my mouth, understand that while you will receive politeness from me, you will have lost my respect.
If I'm being honest I don't care about your respect. We can still have an intelligent conversation though.
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I'm trying to look at the full body of evidence and withhold judgment until I have that. Evidence shows the woman lied, evidence shows Mr. Ory isn't providing all the details, and evidence shows the state trooper did not acquire a signed witness statement from the truck driver (presumably because the witness did not approve of 1 or more parts of said statement, but again, a presumption). As a result, I don't fully trust any of them and want more evidence to determine the truth.
And yes, there were other witnesses, but witnesses are often not reliable, especially when they have been discussing the event with each other and influencing each other's testimonies in that way. So again, I would like more before I make up my mind. Do you begrudge me for that?
This is about as much info as we're going to get because both sides are now in shite defensive mode, which is why today is the first time I've commented on this.
The statement by the State police mostly backing the original report and disputing the lawyer's entire premise shows us that.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:14 pm to RB10
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It sucks because had this moved forward it likely gets plead down or the charges lowered and he's playing in the NFL in 2026.
Maybe and that’s a big maybe. You still have to take into account if anything comes from the altercation with him and his sister as well. Also to assume he wouldn’t have any other incidents popping up is unlikely.
I wish it would have gone that way and that he could have gotten the help he needed. But to assume he’d be an NFL star or even player if this one thing went differently is short sighted.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:15 pm to patchesohoulihan_007
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Maybe and that’s a big maybe. You still have to take into account if anything comes from the altercation with him and his sister as well. Also to assume he wouldn’t have any other incidents popping up is unlikely.
I wish it would have gone that way and that he could have gotten the help he needed. But to assume he’d be an NFL star or even player if this one thing went differently is short sighted.
I'm referring to this situation alone. While I believe he was at fault I do not think he would have been convicted of a felony and would have been able to move forward with his life, including a shot at the NFL.
If he did something else to screw up his future that is a separate matter.
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 4:18 pm
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:19 pm to patchesohoulihan_007
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why did the cop say that?
No idea. But it looks f'cked up. Like, bad policing. And it could be completely innocuous. But now some lawyer is going to have a field day with everything connected to the investigation.
(as he should)
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:20 pm to RB10
Fully agree with you.
I think the reason this has gotten contentious is because 1) there was a report that the woman was cited for reckless operation and then the citation was removed and she has had no consequence and 2) the written statement that the police are saying came from the gold truck's driver does not line up with what he said on the body cam and then "Refused" was on the signature line.
These 2 things being ignored makes it seem like 100% fault of everything that happened has been pushed squarely onto Lacy. I believe this is why there is so much push back.
I think the reason this has gotten contentious is because 1) there was a report that the woman was cited for reckless operation and then the citation was removed and she has had no consequence and 2) the written statement that the police are saying came from the gold truck's driver does not line up with what he said on the body cam and then "Refused" was on the signature line.
These 2 things being ignored makes it seem like 100% fault of everything that happened has been pushed squarely onto Lacy. I believe this is why there is so much push back.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:23 pm to Jest a game
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Lacy is guilty. Case closed. Saved tax payers money. Kid was messed up. Rip
I mean, why even investigate? We can just ask people on college sports message boards and save a ton of cash and time.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 4:26 pm to High Life
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Lacy was speeding and passing in the left lane of a no passing zone. It was definitely pretty reckless but honestly you see this type of stuff everyday on the roads especially from young people that are always in a hurry.
The cars in the oncoming lane panicked and swerved causing the crash. Even though you have to be a pretty shitty driver to turn that incident (tons of space, second car swerved to the left) into a major wreck but you can’t charge them for panicking when Kyren was the only one breaking the law.
This is how I feel about what happened. Thanks for taking the time to type all that out and put it into a coherent thought.
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