The police arrested me by mistake the other day

[Ponietz]

I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. So, I kept my mouth shut, made bail, followed my conditions of release, and hired a lawyer. It’s all I could do.

Then, I found out that the charge was dismissed. Good!
But I later learned that the Governor had called the prosecutor and asked them to dismiss the charge. That sucked. Wish she hadn’t done that since I knew I was innocent.

Question: Do I plead guilty anyway to maintain my integrity?

Some of you are screaming “yes” when you impugn and implicate Folarin Balogun.

[FSogol]

1. Question: Was the wrong place on someone's ankle?

[RussBLib]

3. Say, whatever happened to that players ankle?

It looked bad when it happened, but I haven’t heard a word about it.

https://russblib.blogspot.com/?m=1

[Prairie Gates]

2. Well, ya wrote all that

[johnp3907]

4. If you like the taste of boots..

…you like the taste of boots.
Did the governor threaten your birthright citizenship? If so does it make the boots taste better?

[lame54]

5. Was the call actually bad...

Trump claims it was which puts it into question

[Ponietz]

6. Yes and VAR was highly unusual in its intervention

Meanwhile, Messi didn’t even get a yellow card for similar contact.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/soccer/balogun-red-card-draws-comparisons-to-unpunished-messi-play/ar-AA274ofh

Writing in The Athletic, former English Premier League referee Graham Scott said he believes Balogun's actions were “all part of the normal rough and tumble” of soccer, and the contact with Muharemovic was “accidental.” But he argues the Monaco striker is “a victim” of the modern VAR trend, because the slow-motion replay makes for “grim viewing.”

“I would prefer tackles like this to produce cautions at worst,” he argues. “Messi was let off completely, and there is nothing reckless about Balogun’s actions either.“

Fat orange MF bastard taints everything he touches.