pete85 said:And OJ was charged with 2 counts of 1st degree murder... how'd that turn out? Innocent until proven guilty. . .Sterling82 said:OG UNF said:
For weed. Man, **** CSPD.
Here we go again. Actually I didn't learn anything new from that article other than his February court date. I guess the school requires an indictment before taking action.
Dangerous for the coed who gets it put in her drink, unbeknownst to her, and then raped.fightintxaggie10 said:
Dangerous to take recreationally?
It's entirely possible that Jackson thought it was Xanax, but I doubt the police believed him. As I said, Xanax comes in white bars, and those bars are scored so they can be cut into quarters for smaller doses. Even labs making counterfeit or generic versions make it looks like the real thing, because that's what customers expect it to look like.Ag in Tiger Country said:
I'm fairly certain Jackson & the cops thought he had Xanax, but since it was allegedly proven to be Ketamine instead, then this is a case of bad/ counterfeit pills (made in India &/or by the Cartel).
KidDoc said:And Ketamine, that is a pretty serious drug.OG UNF said:
For weed. Man, **** CSPD.
Not to go full nerd on you, but not all of those reactions are accurate. Ketamine doesn't cause respiratory depression unless you're giving an induction dose, which is virtually impossible with pills. Hypertension instead of hypotension. No mention of disturbing hallucinations which is the most common side effect.KidDoc said:Hell yes. Here are the listed adverse reactions via Epocrates:fightintxaggie10 said:
Dangerous to take recreationally?
Serious ReactionsCommon Reactions
- respiratory depression - no
- laryngospasm
- ICP incr. - yes
- IOP incr. - yes
- hypotension, severe - no
- bradycardia, severe - no
- arrhythmia
- emergence delirium
- tonic clonic movements
- anaphylaxis
- abuse
- dependency (prolonged high-dose use)
- withdrawal sx (long-term use)
- liver injury (repeat use)
- hydronephrosis (long-term use)
- hematuria (long-term use)
- hemorrhagic cystitis (long-term use)
- behavioral changes or cognitive deficits (>3h use in pts <3 yo)
- behavioral changes or cognitive deficits (repeat admin. in pts <3 yo)
- sialorrhea - yes
- anorexia
- nausea
- vomiting - no
- BP elevated - yes
- HR elevated - yes
- diplopia
- nystagmus - yes
- lacrimation - yes
- fasciculations
- depressed reflexes
- emergence delirium
- bradycardia - no
- hypotension - no
- cystitis
There are much worse drugs of course but it isn't ibuprofen.
need him in jail.W said:
need him against the Hogs.
Probably the most addictive drug available by prescription. Possession of that much Xanax would be far more dangerous than the Ketamine. Very easy to overdose and sudden withdrawal from Xanax or any benzodiazepine can literally kill you.Quote:
He had Xanax, it's for anxiety
Bill Superman said:KidDoc said:And Ketamine, that is a pretty serious drug.OG UNF said:
For weed. Man, **** CSPD.
He had Xanax, it's for anxiety and called bars for all you basement dwellers. Not nearly as big a deal as y'all holier than thous make it out to be being that it's been widely prescribed by your local Dr's since forever.
The worst part is the apartment cleaning staff found a sanitizer wipe bottle in the hall that had the bars and weed, turned it in to the Karen's in management that hunted him down on the surveillance - which led to him turning himself in, CSPD then raiding his apartment and slapping him with the death penalty in attempt to ruin his life.
Like I've said before, we really need to fix our laws related to weed, and we need to get CSPD under control when it relates to our football players like the rest of the "blue bloods." We should have them set up with lawyers and have this stuff taken care of through NIL loopholes. It's not like our guys are pulling some Baylor/LSU level offenses.
My Name Is Judge said:
So a canister was found by a janitor & he admitted it was his & then snitchmode upd was called?
Can someone please tell our football players to not say **** & speak only to their lawyers in situations like this?
Quote:
Surveillance video revealed the canister fell out of the backpack of an individual later identified as Jackson, according to the report filed by the University Police Department.
Only thing that matters ...AggieArchitect04 said:So he can play all season then?Quote:
Jackson is scheduled to return to court Feb. 23.
Martin Cash said:He won't be going to trial in February. DPS lab takes close to a year and a half to test.Sterling82 said:OG UNF said:
For weed. Man, **** CSPD.
Here we go again. Actually I didn't learn anything new from that article other than his February court date. I guess the school requires an indictment before taking action.
How about if this ketamine ends up in your girlfriend/ wife/ daughter/ sister's drink and she ends up raped?Oyster DuPree said:
Could they just stop arresting our players for drugs while they are still in college? I mean, they'll probably get drafted and still do drugs so if you arrest them then it's an even bigger story and it doesn't affect our season. It's a win-win. At least wait until after bowl season
No... but that's another high profile example to validate my point.taxpreparer said:
We're you the bartender on Northgate that the TABC agent lied about on the stand?
Langenator said:AggieBlu said:
A judge looking at the way this was handle may throw the whole case out
https://theeagle.com/sports/college/aggiesports/football/charges-against-texas-a-ms-mckinnley-jackson-bumped-from-misdemeanor-to-felony/article_4a7f896a-167a-11ec-ba05-836b91552605.html
The sports reporter really should have brought in a crime reporter, or someone who understands the Texas legal system. Jackson's lawyer blew enough smoke up the reporter's butt that you'd think he was a chimney.
Because a crime reporter would know to check county jail and court records.
Jail booking records
Court records. Just enter Jackson's name.
The jail booking records show that Jackon has only ever been arrested and booked for Possession of Marijuana < 2 oz (Class B Misdemeanor) and Poss of a Controlled Substance, Penalty Group 1 4>200g (Felony 2), both on August 5, 2021. That would be the warrant arrest last month.
The court records show that Jackson has been charged with 2 traffic violations, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Class C misdemeanor, same level as a traffic citation.), and Possession of Marijuana < 2 oz, plus a scheduled hearing (not trial) on Feb 23, 2022, for an "Unindicted felony.) That would be the Ketamine, i.e Controlled Substance, PG1.
At this point, McKinnley has only been arrested for the felony, not formally charged by the court. That's because in Texas, all felony indictments must be approved by a grand jury. I would assume that hearing is scheduled sometime between now and Feb 23.
So, what actually happened (I'm not personally involved, but I know how the system works).
- Weed and pills get found and turned in to police. Jackson goes to the police, probably after they contacted him, and says the stuff is his. Jackson tells the police that the pills are Xanax (Xanax comes in white bar shaped pills, not blue pills, FYI). Since Jackson told the police that the pills were Xanax, that's what would have gone in the initial police report. Jackson was not arrested for anything at that point.
Police send the pills to the DPS lab to be tested. Wait 3 months, DPS sends the results back, and the pills are ketamine, not Xanax. Police do their paperwork, and send it to a judge to get an arrest warrant for the mairjuana, and the ketamine. Jackson is arrested, booked, and bonds out on Aug 5.
What I'm going to guess happened this week, and generated the headline, is that the court hearing for the actual charging for the ketamine was put on the court docket.
Note that the February court date is probably just charging, not an actual trial. Given the current speed of teh Brazos county courts, Jackson will be eligible for the NFL draft before any actual trial happens.
Laws are laws to be obeyed, not to let some priviledged kid break them. If this thujg is allowed back on the team he destroys the integrity of the system, the machine breaks down, the team becomes a gang of criminals and recruiting goes to hell. If Fisher uses him at all this season he needs to be fired.AggieBlu said:
A judge looking at the way this was handle may throw the whole case out
https://theeagle.com/sports/college/aggiesports/football/charges-against-texas-a-ms-mckinnley-jackson-bumped-from-misdemeanor-to-felony/article_4a7f896a-167a-11ec-ba05-836b91552605.html
