Will Michael Vick Be Left All Alone As Two More Defendants Enter Pleas?
August 14, 2007 | Filed under News, Sports News
The NFL has still not made a decision on whether Michael Vick will be suspended for next season in light of his dog fighting charges.
However, Michael Vick could be left all alone two more defendants are expected to enter pleas of either not guilty or guilty.
If they plead guilty to the dogfighting charges, then Michael Vick will be the only person in the case pleading not guilty.
Purnell Peace, 35, and Quanis Phillips, 28, have scheduled hearings for Thursday and Friday.
Another man involved in the Michael Vick dogfighting case was 34 year old Tony Taylor who became a government witnesses and pleading guilty to all charges.
If Michael Vick is left alone, should he still plead not guilty?
Do you think Michael Vick is guilty?
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He is probably guilty, but it seems he has paid a large enough penalty being on suspension from playing and all the negative press. Fine him, Suspend him for a season, make him do a few public service announcements about proper animal care, and be done with it.
AND He’s waaayyy off the HOT meter
Michael Vick should never be able to play pro football again.
Everyone said to give him his day in court. He stood in front of the media proclaiming his innocense and how he was looking forward to clearing his “good” name,but now by taking a plea bargin, that proves he is guilty. He should never be a pro player again. Children in this country look up to professional sports players - would you want your child to look up to someone who abuses animals?
He’s guilty.
You can dress them well, make them clean and fresh and looking like human beings, settle them in modern cities, but the jungle character is there and it shall remain essentially unchanged. Something to think about.