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Found March 29, 2009 on Pacman Jonesin': Yardbarker Blogger Network
Zach Thomas: Moats Cop Also Handcuffed And Jailed My Wife Over A U-Turn
TEAMS: Houston Texans,  Miami Dolphins,  Portland State Vikings
PLAYERS: Robert Powell,  Ryan Moats,  Zach Thomas
Robert Powell, the cop who incurred the nation’s wrath after detaining Texans RB Ryan Moats while his mother-in-law was dying in the hospital, reportedly has a history of mistreating NFL players and their family members. According to the Dallas Morning News, Mr. Powell, who is on administrative leave in the wake of the Moats debacle, [...]
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  • hoojx34

    hoojx34 said March 29, 2009

    Well said man...
  • hennessey1027

    hennessey1027 said March 29, 2009

    what bs that cop needs to get a life!
  • HarryPotter
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    HarryPotter said March 29, 2009

    this guy needs to be working at duncan donuts feeding other cops

  • alex_miami said March 29, 2009

    You know, I can't help but point out that the kids I grew up with who became cops were complete playground bullies. They used to torment weaker kids, make fun of kids, push kids around...then they grew up and realized they could do all that and get paid for it.
  • HUSKERLIFER

    HUSKERLIFER said March 29, 2009

    What a deuchebag. He is probably one of those never was' who never got to play in the big leagues and he hates all the pros who have it way better than he ever will. He probably got beat up every day and tortured animals all the time to make himself feel better.
  • raveneagle

    raveneagle said March 29, 2009

    Fire the dirtbag already.
  • sportsnorts
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    sportsnorts said March 29, 2009

    a little man with a big problem.. Just what we don't need wearing a badge and toting a gun.
  • UNC23Tarheels
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    UNC23Tarheels said March 30, 2009

    Hopefully this officer will be fired and No One will have to go through this type of abuse..
  • Pinkpanthrrr
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    Pinkpanthrrr said March 30, 2009

    I guess he's a Dallas fan?
  • demetairsbell

    demetairsbell said March 31, 2009

    Dude is drunk on power. Is his name Napoleon or Adolf?
  • giantsrepeat

    giantsrepeat said March 31, 2009

    If there is any justice at all this creep loses his badge, he can spend his life as a mall cop. I can just see him cuffing a mother and a child in the food court because the kid dropped his ice cream and made a scene by crying.

  • ready123 said April 03, 2009

    Ya'll are sick. Ya'll are letting a celebrity make a fool out of the men and woman who protect the lives of you. The illegal u-turn is ILLEGAL. Its a good thing she got arrested.
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