Or the county cuts a deal for him to have appear again with some extra penalties and stipulations, probably not worth their resources to come up and get him themselves
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Consider me curious then because if its an extraditable warrant out of Texas, that tells me there's some weight to it. Most of the time with minor things you'll see then as in-state pick up only or surrounding states only.
Sounds like it is evading arrest, bonded out then skipped his court date for it which is what the warrant is for.
If he has a bench warrant for skipping a court date then I’m thinking they might be inclined to not cut a deal.
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Wasn’t it running while using a watercraft vehicle or some shit?
If he posts bail? Hard to tell without knowing the charges. Any more details mentioning felony or misdemeanor?
Let this boy stay in Nebraska and continue to do the thing that's keeping him on the straight and narrow. His only issues happen OUT of season...you want to be the Judge that takes his season away and watch him go on a spree? The responsible thing to do is let him win his Natty.
On Ravi and DB's show this morning, Manning said they're working on getting this moved down to a misdemeanor today. And then he gave the Osbourne, "Young kids will make mistakes answer. We have to help them learn."
He isn't going anywhere.
He isn't going anywhere.
Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari has been criminally indicted in Texas and is set to make a first court appearance on the felony on Feb. 6.
According to Collin County, Texas, court records, Ferrari was indicted late last week for evading arrest with a vehicle, a charge punishable by two to 10 years of incarceration and a $10,000 fine, if he's convicted.
Nebraska coach Mark Manning appeared to downplay the criminal case based on comments he made earlier in the day on Wednesday.
"He took care of everything. He went down to Texas that next day and handled his business. I wished he would have handled it in October, but he handled it this time. It's just one of those things. He's pretty much all done with it," Manning said, calling it a teachable moment.
Ferrari, 24, went to Texas on Jan. 13 to resolve the warrant that had been issued for his arrest there after it led to a weekend in the Lancaster County jail following a traffic stop by a Nebraska State Patrol trooper.
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LANCASTER COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Ferrari got a speeding ticket for going 90 mph on Interstate 80 near Waverly on the night of Jan. 9, and he was arrested on the Texas warrant.
A Lincoln judge allowed him to post bond to clear up the warrant.
On Jan. 13, Ferrari appeared for a hearing before a magistrate judge there.
Two days later, the Collin County (Texas) District Attorney's Office filed the case by indictment.
According to Allen Police, Ferrari twice tried to stop Ferrari for speeding and he drove away. After the first, he turned himself in 10 days later and took care of it.
The second time, on Aug. 11, Ferrari didn't contact police, which led to a warrant going out in October.
Manning said early today that it has been taken care of
It was dismissed.
I believe the charges in Nebraska had been dismissed. Not the Tejas ones.
