Marcellus Wiley arrested for domestic battery charge
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NOW he's a nigga....
I wonder how many 20 dollar words he gonna say thinking it will get those cops to not treat him like a nigga now....
Damn, no bond.
Was it a woman? You know it's tricky out there today, but the sad thing is niggas like tricking.
No bond?
He in there for long!
No bond then?
Just tell them you from Compton!
Bond not quick for ya?
Tell them you went to Columbia!
Morgan Freeman voiceover: "it was at this point, Marcellus knew he fucked up...."
Marcellus Wiley graduated from Columbia University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. Prior to his Ivy League education, he was the valedictorian at Santa Monica High School in California
Marcellus Wiley is a prominent American media personality, author, and former NFL defensive end. Drafted in 1997 out of Columbia University, he played 10 professional seasons for the Buffalo Bills, San Diego Chargers, Dallas Cowboys, and Jacksonville Jaguars, earning a Pro Bowl selection in 2001. Following his football career, he transitioned into a successful broadcasting career spanning over a decade, co-hosting flagship shows for networks including ESPN and Fox Sports.
Marcellus Wiley identifies as an independent, but he has stated that if he were to run for political office—such as his consideration to run for Mayor of Los Angeles—he would run as a Republican.
Highly educated....seasoned professional....and he SPEAKS SO WEL!
CONGRATULATIONS BRUH...YOU JUST BECAME A STATISTIC!!!!!
Black men are arrested for domestic violence at disproportionately higher rates than white men. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, Black individuals experience intimate partner violence (IPV) at elevated rates. Consequently, Black men are arrested for these offenses at higher rates, often compounded by systemic policing factors.
Black men face substantially higher rates of arrest for IPV compared to their white counterparts. For instance, data indicates that Black men are significantly more likely to be arrested during domestic incidents, a disparity that some criminological studies—such as those exploring arrest likelihood—attribute not only to differing underlying behavioral rates but also to racial disparities in law enforcement practices.
Based on national population data, the 27,000 annual arrests break down into the following statistical averages:
- Daily Average: Approximately 74 Black men are arrested for domestic abuse each day across the United States.
- Adult Population Ratio: Roughly 1 in 630 adult Black men is arrested for a domestic violence offense in any given year.
- Total Population Ratio: Roughly 1 in 870 Black males (including children) is arrested for these offenses annually.
The disproportionate rate of intimate partner violence in the Black community is frequently linked by sociological researchers to historical and systemic issues, including concentrated poverty, neighborhood instability, financial stress, and systemic racism.
Now what would PRE-ARRESTED Marcellus Wiley have to say about this incident if it happened to another black man??? hmmm...
Wasn’t he married to a Housewife on one of them
Shows? She was black…no bond he must’ve tried to hit a white chic.
Shows? She was black…no bond he must’ve tried to hit a white chic.
I’ll wait for the details…
Marcellus Wiley was released from custody Sunday night on $1,000 bond
On Sunday morning, TMZ reported that former NFL defensive end and ESPN and Fox employee Marcellus Wiley was arrested on July 4 for alleged domestic battery.
Per the Public Information Office of the Orange County (Florida) Corrections Department, Wiley was released from custody at 8:43 p.m. ET on Sunday, after posting a cash bond of $1,000.
PFT has obtained the Arrest Affidavit, which reveals that deputies responded to the World Marriott in Orlando on July 4 at 4:47 p.m. ET.
The alleged victim is Wiley’s wife. She asked deputies to “remove her husband from their shared hotel room due to her being afraid of him.” She said that Wiley “told [her] he was going to kill her and [she] was afraid of his behavior.”
Asked to elaborate, she said “on the previous morning Marcellus had put his hands on her,” by using “one finger to sternly and intentionally poke her in the cheek,” and that their seven-year-old daughter witnessed the incident. (Their daughter told deputies she did not see Marcellus touch her mother but did hear them arguing.)
The deputy who prepared the affidavit noticed no “visible injuries” and Wiley’s wife did not request medical attention.
Wiley’s wife said that Wiley “had an unreported history of violence toward her and she was planning to divorce him when they returned home to California.”
When interviewed by deputies, Wiley denied any physical altercation with his wife. He said he believes she made the report “due to her intention to divorce him.”
The deputies concluded that Wiley “did intentionally touch [his wife] against her will,” and that probable cause exists to charge [Wiley] with battery (domestic violence).”
The law regarding criminal battery is very broad. Florida law, like the law of many states, provides that "[t]he offense of battery occurs when a person . . . [a]ctually and intentionally touches or strikes another person against the will of the other.”
Wiley spent 10 years in the NFL, playing for the Bills, Chargers, Cowboys, and Jaguars. He worked for ESPN through 2018, and he then worked at Fox Sports until 2022.
Yep….
She's lying.
Because usually when a person threatens to kill you, the index finger is usually pressed against the forehead or temple.
Not the cheek.
Then she said that Wiley put hands on her, and says that he firmly pressed her cheek with his finger.
A finger's not a hand
And why'd he threaten to kill her? Did he just wake up in a murderous mindset saying "Today I'll kill my wife"?
She's lying.
Because usually when a person threatens to kill you, the index finger is usually pressed against the forehead or temple.
Not the cheek.
Then she said that Wiley put hands on her, and says that he firmly pressed her cheek with his finger.
A finger's not a hand
And why'd he threaten to kill her? Did he just wake up in a murderous mindset saying "Today I'll kill my wife"?
Something seems fishy with her story, especially the bs where she says the 7 yr old witnessed the poke & threat. The the 7 yr old tells the police she never saw him poke/touch her, nor heard the threat just heard what sounded like them arguing.
Coon?
Not a fan of dude but this sounds like fuckery
Fixed.
Meanwhile, on the other side of town, two other of his similarly minded coons "comrades" cannot explain why they suddenly feel a bit... "uncomfortable".
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