Richard Sherman arrested

[BucciMane]

He wasn't about to kill her.

Nice try though

And that's exactly why you aren't about to kill him. Anyone pretending an unarmed man trying to bust in a house fukked up to see his children based on whatever scenario we don't officially know is the same as a stranger kicking in your door is cap.

You can't be this naïve.. The way your phrasing this is beyond biased. I do not know if he was going to kill her or ANYONE in that house or not, but neither do you.


1. Saying someone who was allegedly part of a hit and run, and is now screaming and trying to bust down a front door is "just trying to see his children" is beyond disingenuous as can be.

2. You're telling me that a 6'3 200+ lbs elite athlete that is clearly not mentally stable at that time couldn't go in and kill his wife, father in law, and anyone else that was in there? You don't have to be armed to do that, and even if he wasn't armed, how many times have we seen stories about someone grabbing a knife or weapon from a kitchen and ends up killing someone in the house? Do you want the father in law to take that chance, or are you going to come up with another disingenuous and fictitious tale that the father was going to be able to fight and take down Richard Sherman on his own?


You don't know what was going through Richard Sherman's head at that time, but the video clearly shows he was angry/upset, and violent at the time with him trying to bust down the door? I don't know if you have children or not, but are you taking that chance if he busts down that door? Are you going to convince him to have an intervention at that time?.



I'm glad no one ended up getting seriously hurt or killed during that night and encounter, but if something did happen to Richard Sherman there, you can't fault the father in law.

 

[UserNameless]

@BucciMane Talk yo shyt


Makin too much sense.

 

[BucciMane]

@BucciMane Talk yo shyt


Makin too much sense.

At the end of the day, I'm glad no one got hurt, but I really don't see where @Pressure is coming from on this one. I'll agree with him on certain topics, but I really can't see his view on this one.

Keep in mind that both Sherman's wife AND father in law had both called 911. That clearly shows they felt there was a serious threat to them and possible Richard Sherman at the time. What happens if Sherman gets through that door? What ends up happening there? In all likelihood, someone or multiple people are getting hurt. He's either going to go at his wife, and her dad steps in to protect her and gets hurt, or he goes right for his father in law. At the end of the day, you have to protect yourself and family, and it's not like Sherman is just some twig that you can swat away like a fly.

 

[Trot LaRoc]

You can't be this naïve.. The way your phrasing this is beyond biased. I do not know if he was going to kill her or ANYONE in that house or not, but neither do you.


1. Saying someone who was allegedly part of a hit and run, and is now screaming and trying to bust down a front door is "just trying to see his children" is beyond disingenuous as can be.

2. You're telling me that a 6'3 200+ lbs elite athlete that is clearly not mentally stable at that time couldn't go in and kill his wife, father in law, and anyone else that was in there? You don't have to be armed to do that, and even if he wasn't armed, how many times have we seen stories about someone grabbing a knife or weapon from a kitchen and ends up killing someone in the house? Do you want the father in law to take that chance, or are you going to come up with another disingenuous and fictitious tale that the father was going to be able to fight and take down Richard Sherman on his own?


You don't know what was going through Richard Sherman's head at that time, but the video clearly shows he was angry/upset, and violent at the time with him trying to bust down the door? I don't know if you have children or not, but are you taking that chance if he busts down that door? Are you going to convince him to have an intervention at that time?.



I'm glad no one ended up getting seriously hurt or killed during that night and encounter, but if something did happen to Richard Sherman there, you can't fault the father in law.

Chris Benoit.....

Sherman coulda easily been so fukked up mentally that in "just wanting to see the kids" could turned into" I gotta kill these motherfukkers(wife and father in law) that are in the way of me seeing my children"

When you're having a mental breakdown combined with extreme intoxication, anything is possible....rationality is all the way out the window

 

[Rekkapryde]

Damn like a movie scene

Sherman lucky he didn't get shot

According to the father-in-law’s statement to Redmond police, Sherman entered a code to unlock the front door of the house on the 18100 block of 30th Street Northeast and partially opened it, but he was unable to get inside because of a second lock. Sherman rammed the front door several times with his shoulder, damaging it as his father-in-law stood on the other side of the door armed with a firearm, the statement says.

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Meanwhile, her sister told a dispatcher there were children and a baby in the house, and told someone in the house they needed to stay on the floor and away from windows, the recording shows. Later in the 30-minute call, she said everyone had gone upstairs and hid in the shower

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Jesus

 

[UserNameless]

Chris Benoit.....

Sherman coulda easily been so fukked up mentally that in "just wanting to see the kids" could turned into" I gotta kill these motherfukkers(wife and father in law) that are in the way of me seeing my children"

When you're having a mental breakdown combined with extreme intoxication, anything is possible....rationality is all the way out the window

Facts!

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Jesus

Sherman got lucky as a lot of people tend to forget to lock both locks on the door.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Y'all ain't shooting the father of your grandkids. Stop it.

I bet her dad had the blicky cocked on the other side of the door

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Y'all ain't shooting the father of your grandkids. Stop it.

Your daughter and grandchildren scared and crying in fear in the bathroom while have one thinking otherwise.

 

[Pressure]

You can't be this naïve.. The way your phrasing this is beyond biased. I do not know if he was going to kill her or ANYONE in that house or not, but neither do you.


1. Saying someone who was allegedly part of a hit and run, and is now screaming and trying to bust down a front door is "just trying to see his children" is beyond disingenuous as can be.

2. You're telling me that a 6'3 200+ lbs elite athlete that is clearly not mentally stable at that time couldn't go in and kill his wife, father in law, and anyone else that was in there? You don't have to be armed to do that, and even if he wasn't armed, how many times have we seen stories about someone grabbing a knife or weapon from a kitchen and ends up killing someone in the house? Do you want the father in law to take that chance, or are you going to come up with another disingenuous and fictitious tale that the father was going to be able to fight and take down Richard Sherman on his own?


You don't know what was going through Richard Sherman's head at that time, but the video clearly shows he was angry/upset, and violent at the time with him trying to bust down the door? I don't know if you have children or not, but are you taking that chance if he busts down that door? Are you going to convince him to have an intervention at that time?.



I'm glad no one ended up getting seriously hurt or killed during that night and encounter, but if something did happen to Richard Sherman there, you can't fault the father in law.

Y'all scary nikkas who've probably never pulled a gun let alone shot someone.

People aren't shooting a family member like some random stranger just because they're trying to break in.

Y'all romanticizing shyt.

"he probably had the blocky on cock."
"he was in the military, he was probably ready."

All of this is just nonsensical conjecture.

He's not shooting Sherman to kicking in the door and neither are y'all.

 

[Pressure]

Your daughter and grandchildren scared and crying in fear in the bathroom while have one thinking otherwise.

They've at no point mentioned Sherman was trying to physically harm the wife nor the daughter.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

They've at no point mentioned Sherman was trying to physically harm the wife nor the daughter.

You don't know what Sherman was capable of had he actually got into the house......

 

[Pressure]

You don't know what Sherman was capable of had he actually got into the house......

They do. And that's the point. Yall are talking about what you'd do in a vacuum.

 

[RadaMillz]

"he probably had the blocky on cock."
"he was in the military, he was probably ready."

don't underestimate old brehs and their commitment to protecting their family
if drunk Sherman broke through that door, he would have assaulted that old man
and 100% ended up getting shot. I am sure FIL is thankful he did not have to

 

[MikelArteta]

is his nfl career over brehs?