Brian Hartline: Newest Dolphin in Trouble???
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A pickup truck belonging to a Miami Dolphins player was found abandoned after a crash on Interstate 595 earlier this month, the Florida Highway Patrol reports.The 2008 Ford pickup truck is owned by Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline. FHP is investigating who was driving the truck at the time of the crash. The vehicle had to be towed away.
According to authorities, just after 4:30 a.m. on July 3, the pickup truck collided with an abandoned 2002 Cadillac Escalade on Interstate 595 just east of Interstate 95.
"His vehicle ran off road and hit the parked car," said FHP Sgt. Mark Wysocky. "We don't know who was driving the vehicle."
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/fl-brian-hartline-crash-20100713,0,2006353.story
Are you ****ing kidding me?
he either pulled a crowder or he lent it to a friend who pulled a crowder.
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"unluckyluciano wrote:
he either pulled a crowder or he lent it to a friend who pulled a crowder.
I love it, pulling a Crowder.
It was probably Crowder's abandoned Escalade that Hartline rammed too. :)
This isn't good.....damn.
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Fin D;2829671 wrote:
As mor wisely said
jesus christ not this garbage again. what is it with Dolphin players and abandon trucks.
hartline should be smarter than this. :angry:

"Killerphins wrote:
jesus christ not this garbage again. what is it with Dolphin players and abandon trucks.
hartline should be smarter than this. :angry:
Actually, it's very smart.
We could be talking about his arrest for DUI and possible NFL suspension.
"jupiterfin wrote:
Actually, it's very smart.
We could be talking about his arrest for DUI and possible NFL suspension.
drinking and driving is smart?
:no: that would be very dumb if that is the case.

"jupiterfin wrote:
Actually, it's very smart.
We could be talking about his arrest for DUI and possible NFL suspension.
To hell in a hand basket.......:pity:......to hell in a hand basket!
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Sounds like he didn't do anything.
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He just tweeted he was in Senaca OH..hmmm
I think when Channing crashed his truck in 08, it was the first time he ran a 4.3 in his life, Hartline probably broke 4.0...:D
"Stringer Bell wrote:
Sounds like he didn't do anything.
Just like Ronnie LOL

"Killerphins wrote:
Just like Ronnie LOL
You mean like Vontae. Hartline isn't even in the state, and hasn't been in a week.

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Big whoop. He didn't do anything.
Assuming that tweet is true. Plus he's white, he has no reason to walk away.
Call me when this happens. 
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
"emocomputerjock wrote:
You mean like Vontae. Hartline isn't even in the state, and hasn't been in a week.
Well it happened at the beginning of the month.
You have proof he wasn't driving and was out of state or are you speculating that he didn't do it just like people did with Ronnie when he was driving drunk.

"Killerphins wrote:
drinking and driving is smart?
:no: that would be very dumb if that is the case.
that's not what he said. He said running away from the vehicle where no one was hurt and answering questions later on will probably get him in less trouble than drunk driving. I wouldn't have done it that way, I would have stayed there, but me is stupid.
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"Ohio Fanatic wrote:
that's not what he said. He said running away from the vehicle where no one was hurt and answering questions later on will probably get him in less trouble than drunk driving. I wouldn't have done it that way, I would have stayed there, but me is stupid.
I understand that but my whole point is if hartline was out drinking and driving that is a stupid move and he should have been smarter than that if indeed that were the case. Not saying he was but when someone abandons their car after a wreck it is a safe bet he was drinking. Was it smart to leave the scene and avoid a dui. yeah I guess but he should have never been in that situation. thus the hartline should be smarter than this comment. :wink2:

Ken LaVicka looked on his twitter and his tweets suggest he was in California as late as June 29th and going to Ohio on July 6th. No idea where he spent the 4th of July weekend.
Either way, this is barely even a blip on the radar. I've not been one to underplay the Dolphins' troubles this off season in fact I think I've said that nearly all of the atricles written about them (with some exceptions) have been fully deserved. But this won't result in an arrest, it won't result in league or team action, and I don't see how everyone just blanket assumes that there had to be drunk driving involved.
This doesn't even rate up there with the Ronnie Brown or Will Allen DUIs, let alone the domestic violence issues of Tony McDaniel or Phil Merling, or Jeff Ireland's asking Dez Bryant if his mom is a whore.
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"Killerphins wrote:
drinking and driving is smart?
:no: that would be very dumb if that is the case.
Drinking and driving is not smart.
Getting away with it, however......:shifty:

