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Some more details are emerging about the DUI arrest of Detroit Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley, including the fact that the state trooper who made the arrest says he was driving down Interstate 10 early this morning when Fairley flew past him going 100 miles an hour. According to the Associated Press, Alabama state troopers say Fairley was driving 100 in [...]
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