Milik suspended indefinitely from all team activities

[Jsnhbe1Birds]

Article came out this week that lists SIU-C in top 25 for alcohol and drug related arrests at all universities in America with an average of 13 per 1,000.

[jackwagon]

Hilarious all the jailbird fans coming to the rescue with excuse after excuse. Predictable though, nobody wants to admit their program is a haven for criminals.

[Jsnhbe1Birds]

At least our whole campus isnt...

[jackwagon]

Could care less about campus life at siu. I am a valley basketball fan and the jailbirds are flirting with becoming a program known for covering for criminals. It's one thing to have a guy every once in a while who you give second chances to. The problem is I cant think of the last Redbird team that didnt have someone or multiple someone's who had run ins with the law. It's part of the culture there unfortunately.

[Mikovio]

The guy has had so many chances. I'm ready to be rid of the headache but I am now interested in the case because on public access it's listed as TR (traffic). Not even listed as CM (misdemeanor). If it's just a traffic case I don't think he'lll miss more than one exhibition game.

Plenty of misdemeanors are prosecuted in traffic court. The "TR" literally just means the person was driving while committing the crime. Some TRs are fine-only petty offenses, but not failure to render aid.

[Mikovio]

Reckless conduct and driving on a suspended license are the correct answers for convictions.

Current charges are failure to give information and render aid to an injured person.

There's more than that. He's had 11 charges against him since he came to campus Fall 2016. It's all public information.

https://webapp.mcleancountyil.gov/WebAp ... minal.aspx

His first arrest/charge was for misdemeanor theft of a cell phone (along with Derek Clayton, who left). That happened soon after he got to campus. The charges were dropped however for some reason (presumably the state couldn't prove it). The current charges are FAILURE TO GIVE INFORMATION / RENDER AID / INJURY and OPERATE UNINSURED MTR VEHICLE. The latter is a petty offense (fine only) but the former is punishable up to a year in jail. I understand people wanting to let the process play out. Here's the black and white of what he's charged with.

http://ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/docume ... 11-403.htm

[Jsnhbe1Birds]

Reckless conduct and driving on a suspended license are the correct answers for convictions.

Current charges are failure to give information and render aid to an injured person.

There's more than that. He's had 11 charges against him since he came to campus Fall 2016. It's all public information.

https://webapp.mcleancountyil.gov/WebAp ... minal.aspx

His first arrest/charge was for misdemeanor theft of a cell phone (along with Derek Clayton, who left). That happened soon after he got to campus. The charges were dropped however for some reason (presumably the state couldn't prove it). The current charges are FAILURE TO GIVE INFORMATION / RENDER AID / INJURY and OPERATE UNINSURED MTR VEHICLE. The latter is a petty offense (fine only) but the former is punishable up to a year in jail. I understand people wanting to let the process play out. Here's the black and white of what he's charged with.

http://ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/docume ... 11-403.htm

The question was what are his convictions and CURRENT charges. Not all charges were convictions. I don't count traffic tickets or ordinance violations. I also didn't count past non convictions because that wasn't the question.

[redrocks]

Milik was on his way to an early Mass where he was going to sing in the choir when a woman intentionally walked into his car as he was driving very cautiously. She did this to frame him and get him in trouble. It was malicious on her part.

He had to continue without reporting the damage to his car from the careless woman or he would have been late to choir practice.

This is an MVC forum.

[BCPanther]

He's a full go for practice, per Benson through Muller.

Redbird Integrity at its finest.

[ahunte1]

I am glad he wasn't punished unfairly.