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Yeah if this is remotely true he may get jail time. Although he’ll probably plead it down. Much less he is most certainly done being employed by the University of Texas.
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Can have Mark Adams, our current coach, who was a golden glove boxer as a youngin tell Chris about why you shouldn’t put ya hands on ladies.
Realized she didn’t want to lose her meal ticket so doesn’t want him charged.Beard's fiancé released a statement through her lawyer today. It could be a path for him to return to Texas.
We'll have to see if the state will continue to pursue charges even if she doesn't want to file them.
AUSTIN, Texas — The woman who called police to report a family violence assault by Texas basketball coach Chris Beard said Friday that Beard did not strangle her and she never wanted him arrested or prosecuted.
Beard was suspended indefinitely without pay after his Dec. 12 arrest on a felony charge of strangling his fiancée, Randi Trew, who lives with him.
In a statement sent to The Associated Press by her attorney, Randy Leavitt, Trew said she is "deeply saddened" by the incident and said Beard was acting in self-defense from her.
"Chris and I are deeply saddened that we have brought negative attention upon our family, friends, and the University of Texas, among others. As Chris' fiancée and biggest supporter, I apologize for the role I played in this unfortunate event. I realize that my frustration, when breaking his glasses, initiated a physical struggle between Chris and myself," Trew said in the statement.
"Wait if he goes to jail I have to get a job??? I recant"Beard's fiancé released a statement through her lawyer today. It could be a path for him to return to Texas.
We'll have to see if the state will continue to pursue charges even if she doesn't want to file them.
AUSTIN, Texas — The woman who called police to report a family violence assault by Texas basketball coach Chris Beard said Friday that Beard did not strangle her and she never wanted him arrested or prosecuted.
Beard was suspended indefinitely without pay after his Dec. 12 arrest on a felony charge of strangling his fiancée, Randi Trew, who lives with him.
In a statement sent to The Associated Press by her attorney, Randy Leavitt, Trew said she is "deeply saddened" by the incident and said Beard was acting in self-defense from her.
"Chris and I are deeply saddened that we have brought negative attention upon our family, friends, and the University of Texas, among others. As Chris' fiancée and biggest supporter, I apologize for the role I played in this unfortunate event. I realize that my frustration, when breaking his glasses, initiated a physical struggle between Chris and myself," Trew said in the statement.
Beard to Georgetown?