On the same day news broke that a current low-level NFL player was arrested for being a high-level drug kingpin (even if he really isn’t), a former high-level NFL player has been arrested on low-level drug charges.
WKRG-TV reports that defensive end Antwan Odom, 30, was arrested for possession of marijuana in Alabama, after a traffic stop.
A second-round pick of the Titans in 2004, Odom had eight sacks in six games with the Bengals in 2009, before rupturing an Achilles’ tendon. Injuries and a suspension under the league’s anti-doping policy limited him to four games in 2010.
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he look like kimbo slice in that pic
he straight tho,
aint nothin but a lil greenery…
He deserves to be arrested for still wearing Affliction!
OH the high life.
He doesn’t look too happy.
LEGALIZE IT NOW!!!
Ooo, marijuana!
Whoop-de-doo!
He’s 30?? Holy crap, my man looks like Shaq’s grandpa…
Why is weed illegal?
Cincy, Tennessee, Alabama….
Comes with the territory
Rick Ross’s brother.
why do we continue to waste our tax dollars on going after a little bag of weed!!!!!
A bunch of f@cking hippies you people are.
damnskins703 says:Dec 15, 2011 11:19 PM
Why is weed illegal?
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1) Big Pharma makes money selling you drugs. If people could grow their own, profits would plummet.
2) Alcohol manufacturers have the legal recreational drug market cornered, don’t want to give that up. Pot is competition.
3) The prison and law enforcement industries make lots of money enforcing anti-pot laws and incarcerating violators.
4) Politicians take big donations from 1-3, and also like to tell their older constituents (who vote in large percentages) that they’re being tough on crime.
So, yeah, it should be legal. But Odom still should be arrested, even if it were. Why? Because “responsible use” doesn’t involve smoking and driving.
“He deserves to be arrested for still wearing Affliction!”
Still? Don’t you mean ever?
@ctiggs
Because it is the greatest industrial good of all time and would put an end to the global economy and domination of the global economy by the elite of society. Thats the truth.
I think Cops just get off on busting NFL players. It’s like they have a contest on who can get the most.
who has had a worst year then this dude, house burned down, wife leaves him, gets cut, gets shot now this… karma?
Another genius, shoot these guys whit stupid pills. I think that is the only thing that would unerstand. Dumb bastards,,,,, Get gone with the all for good….
F him
i thought that was the cop from “Gone in 60 Seconds” chasing Memphis Raines!
what a pretty man. uummmhuummm.
steelerhypocrite –
Stop it! You’re killing me.
Does it matter why weed is illegal? The fact is that is is illegal, and he is STILL an idiot
Got no problem if he wants to smoke hippie lettuce all day. However, heading a distribution ring is a whole other story.
All you clowns defending this a-hole like he’s a victim are amusing.
It was for medicinal purposes.
Cincinnati will not be outdone by Chicago when it comes to perps.
Isn’t that the actor Delroy Lindo?
@steelerhypocrit — shaqs grandpa…nice!
yevrag3535 says: Dec 16, 2011 2:15 AM
Another genius, shoot these guys whit stupid pills. I think that is the only thing that would unerstand. Dumb bastards,,,,, Get gone with the all for good….
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Today’s example of tragic irony: 3535 questioning someone’s intelligence!
It’s weed. Who really cares? I don’t smoke it but I did in high school and it didn’t do anything but make me eat a little more after getting high. I was never a raging lunatic after smoking it unlike some of those who get stupid drunk. It should be legal.
Shouldn’t the feds be focusing on those who are dealing drugs such as cocaine? Oh wait……Seeya in 20 Hurd!
“4) Politicians take big donations from 1-3, and also like to tell their older constituents (who vote in large percentages) that they’re being tough on crime.
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Hey — I represent that.
I’m rapidly turning into an “older constituent” and think being “tough on crime” is bull.
So is getting hauled in and booked for finding weed on you. Unless its in dealer-sized quantities.
I know all about Alabama law enforcement. I saw “My Cousin Vinny.”
trollhammer20 says:
Dec 16, 2011 1:00 AM
Don’t get me wrong, I think it should be legalised. In fact, I think all recreational drugs should be legalised but there is one additional reason why cannabis is currently still illegal.
5) It is dangerous. It contains a number of powerful psychotropic compounds that have been strongly linked with exacerbating and triggering short and long-term periods of mental illness.
That doesn’t mean it should be illegal, we’re allowed to do plenty of dangerous and completely pointless activities so it seems massively hypocritical to single out recreational drugs, which would be whole lot safer and cause a lot less violent and serious organised crime if they weren’t illegal.
Still, it should be criminal to ignore the fact that messing around with your neurochemistry can have pretty nasty side-effects.
Moreover, most of the cannabis being grown today is not “natural”. Years of selective breeding have completely changed the plant as surely as it had been genetically modified by one of the “Big Pharma” companies. THC yields are significantly higher than they were in the 1960′s and it has completely changed the pharmacogical balance, with THC now completely swampings the effects of the other cannabinoids. As far as my experience goes, growers have managed to completely f-it up, making it more dangerous and less fun.
If anything, I would make this the last drug to be legalised because it will take longer to educate the public of its dangers than any of the other drugs.
jimmy, that Alabama law enforcement crack was hilarious.
Judging by the size of that nose, it’s a good thing he’s into weed and not Hurd’s powder.
frankiefloss says:
Dec 15, 2011 10:56 PM
He deserves to be arrested for still wearing affliction!
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You deserve to be arrested for writing “still wears affliction” Why would anyone wear that in the first place. Then, now…the future.
The only “fashion”, and I use “fashion” very loosely, worse than Affliction is Ed Hardy.