Milik suspended indefinitely from all team activities

[Adunk33]

Actual video of the incident

As you can see the lady saw the car, saw Malik driving, and went sprinting right for it. Jumped on the hood and started smashing the windshield with her head to cause damage to make it look like he hit her, when we all know the truth.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... 4236313001

We also know the cops in Normal were actually involved in this. As ISU fans have told us for years, Normal PD go out of their way to stalk and arrest athletes. They had spent months tracking his movements and knew exactly where he would be and created this plant.

What kind of an idiot would actually think that the sun would be shining at 2:27 AM in the morning in Normal, Il?

part of the cop conspiracy against ISU athletes. They control the sun in Notmal.

Its not a conspiracy with all athletes. Its a fact with all residents of normal, who about a quarter of are college kids. Normal PD look to ding gets as much as they can.

I'm not saying that Yarbs troubles are the fault of the Normal PD. Just saying that the town of Normal does well financially based of their....over enthusiastic law enforcement. Its a problem that even adults in Normal have identified.

http://www.wglt.org/post/traffic-stops- ... y#stream/0

[Salukimadness86]

Will Mueller do the right thing and dismiss this idiot, or will it be no play in exhibition game, and another slap on the wrist?

[uniftw]

Its not a conspiracy with all athletes. Its a fact with all residents of normal, who about a quarter of are college kids. Normal PD look to ding gets as much as they can.

I'm not saying that Yarbs troubles are the fault of the Normal PD. Just saying that the town of Normal does well financially based of their....over enthusiastic law enforcement. Its a problem that even adults in Normal have identified.

http://www.wglt.org/post/traffic-stops- ... y#stream/0

So...what that article says - and you say it to - is that they AREN'T targeting athletes...at all. As a force they've simply upped enforcement of the laws across the board.

I'm sure no other city, specifically college towns, has PD that does that same thing. Oh...wait...that is demonstrably false.

[uniftw]

Shocking - here's a town in Iowa that isn't a college town - that upped enforcement and wrote 5,000 more tickets in one year than the year prior

https://siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/with-traffic-unit-bolstered-sioux-city-police-writing-more-citations/article_c4c66804-510b-5ce2-a89b-6be643d62fe5.html

SIOUX CITY | Sioux City police issued 50 percent more traffic citations to motorists last year after adding two more officers to its traffic patrol unit.

Police Department statistics show officers initiated 20,677 traffic stops and handed out 15,588 citations in 2017, up from 18,305 stops and 10,148 citations in 2016. The 2017 numbers also outdistanced the previous three years.

2017: 15,588
2016: 10,148
2015: 8,435
2014: 10,562
2013: 11,925

Dude....ISU fans and their conspiracy theorys about specifically targeting ISU athletes is well documented. Go back to when Coprich was arrested for felony drug trafficking a couple years ago (plead guilty and was suspended a total of 11 days...and was reinstated to the team within 2 hours of his plead and didn't miss a single second of game time...because he was suspended during the offseason...so he was suspended from literally nothing) what ISU fans were screaming was how he was targeted because of racists cops and he was an athlete. If he was a white, non-athlete, they wouldn't have arrested him. Ignoring that it wasn't. Ignoring they had been follwing Coprich for months because he was well known in the trafficking community.

[Mikovio]

This wasn't even a traffic stop so I don't know why these ISU fans are bringing up the Normal Police Departments proclivities. Yarbrough (allegedly) hit a girl with his car, drove away, and two days later passengers in his car reported the accident to the police. Was the NPD supposed to just ignore this? Total red herring, makes no sense.

[BuBrave2006]

I just hope Duhon was the one that bailed him out so the Police Department could finally get his autograph.

[Mikovio]

Well from what I understand the ISU roster is chock full of future draft picks. Maybe they're getting stopped for their autographs!

[stl scooter]

Seems like Muller is punting to the courts.

ISU coach Dan Muller said still "trying to gather some information to see exactly what happened and legally where it's going to end up" as far as Milik Yarbrough situation. Muller said Yarbrough availability for Tuesday first practice "TBD" or to be determined."

Muller added: "We're trying to balance (gathering) information, what's the right thing and not punishing somebody unfairly if that might be the case."

From @Pg_Benson (Jim Benson) on Twitter

[Jsnhbe1Birds]

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.

[BCPanther]

Seems like Muller is punting to the courts.

ISU coach Dan Muller said still "trying to gather some information to see exactly what happened and legally where it's going to end up" as far as Milik Yarbrough situation. Muller said Yarbrough availability for Tuesday first practice "TBD" or to be determined."

Muller added: "We're trying to balance (gathering) information, what's the right thing and not punishing somebody unfairly if that might be the case."

From @Pg_Benson (Jim Benson) on Twitter

Good point, punishing people unfairly has been a HUGE problem in Normal the past few years.