Jail his a--

[Easy Mac]

Denny Green's son arrested for child porn.

An NFL analyst who writes for ESPN has been arrested on child porn charges, Bristol police said Thursday. Jeremy Green, 38, of Southington was arrested at an area hotel about 5 p.m., - Courant.com

BRISTOL — — An NFL analyst who writes for ESPN has been arrested on child porn charges, police said Thursday.

Jeremy Green, 38, of Southington was arrested at an area hotel about 5 p.m., police stated in a press release. He was charged with first-degree possession of child pornography, possession of narcotics and possession of drug paraphernalia and was in custody on $750,000 cash bail.

Police did not give out information about the crime or about the investigation because the warrant is sealed.

A former National Football League scout, Green lists his occupation on police records as "NFL analyst," police said. He is a contributing writer for ESPN.com, where he answers NFL questions from web readers, ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys said. It's too early to comment on the arrest, he said.

Green's father, Dennis Green, was a head coach for the Minnesota Vikings and the Arizona Cardinals.

Also, what would be considered second-degree possession of child porn? And is there an involuntary possession of child porn?

[Bigsmooth]

Wow. He hosted the NFL Today Podcast as well. Was wondering what "health issues" he has been dealing with.

[Mustang]

Originally Posted by Easy Mac

And is there an involuntary possession of child porn?

I would think if someone you knew used say your laptop to download some and then you had it on your possession without knowing.

[Ksyrup]

I wonder if he is what his dad thought he was.

[Logan]

What about if you had some porn that featured a girl you didn't know was underage?

[stevew]

They better not let him off the hook.

[molson]

Originally Posted by Logan

What about if you had some porn that featured a girl you didn't know was underage?

Probably illegal, but I've never seen a borderline case actually charged. There's enough people who have tens of thousands of obvious child porn on their computers.

[JPhillips]

Originally Posted by Easy Mac

Also, what would be considered second-degree possession of child porn? And is there an involuntary possession of child porn?

Second class possession means you just got it in an email that Pete Townsend sent you.

[Sun Tzu]

*points to the Selena Gomez thread*

[Sun Tzu]

Dola -

Who the hell downloads porn nowadays anyway? Seriously you haven't heart of xtube/fantasti.cc/youporn? It's like free high quality porn in whatever genre you want 24/7.

Sheesh

[albionmoonlight]

I hate to ruin a good joke run with the facts, but the question about degree got me curious. In Conn., it turns out, 3rd degree CP possession is <20 images, 2nd Degree is between 20 and 50 images, and first degree is > 50 images.

[Sun Tzu]

Images are so 1998.

[albionmoonlight]

And, fwiw, if you don't know that you have it (i.e. someone put it on your laptop without your knowledge and you have no idea that it is there) then you are innocent of any crime.

If you have it, but you think that the girl is overage and she is not, then you are screwed. It is like stat. rape. The relevant question is how old she is, not how old you thought she was.

[Maple Leafs]

So would it be wrong to wonder how Dennis Green's son is whiter than me?

Then again, under the circumstances I guess I'd go pretty pale too.

[Glengoyne]

Originally Posted by Sun Tzu

Dola -

Who the hell downloads porn nowadays anyway? Seriously you haven't heart of xtube/fantasti.cc/youporn? It's like free high quality porn in whatever genre you want 24/7.

Sheesh

You are aware that when you're done viewing those images stay right there on your computer, right?

On the original topic, I'm more interested in what he was doing with the 750 grand. what was this really all about child porn or drugs?

[lynchjm24]

Southington High School Class of 1991. Always good to see the hometown in the news.

[JAG]

I couldn't find the other 15 threads with varying titles about the same thing.

[Ragone]

I like to look at the bright side of things. I will never hear his stupid ass on espn's nfl podcast again. By far the most unintelligent former nfl employee i've ever had the displeasure of hearing. I also won't miss his love of making the podcast into a morning zoo type show, but he better keep his "head on a swivel" in prison.. They sure take kindly to child abusers/molesters/pornograpehrs in there..


I do find it funny that espn buried the article on him, saying he was no longer an employee.

[Bigsmooth]

Yeah he was annoying on the Podcast. Seemed like he was always eating and breathing load. Drove me crazy.

[TroyF]

Just read an article detailing the search warrant and arrest.

Don't read this if you've already ate. You'll lose your lunch:

NEW BRITAIN — — During a two-hour online chat last month, Jeremy Green shared sexually explicit photos and videos of a toddler with a woman named "lendingmom12" and said he couldn't wait for her to bring her three children to Connecticut, according to an arrest affidavit released Friday morning.Unbeknownst to Green, who hid behind the screen name "jjack0721," the woman he'd been chatting with was a detective working undercover with the Taney County Missouri Sheriff's Department in Forsythe, Mo.
Their online conversation led to Green's arrest July 8 at a motel in Southington.

Green is charged with first-degree possession of child pornography, possession of narcotics and use of drug paraphernalia. He is on suicide watch at Garner Correctional Institution where he is being held on $750,000 bail.
His public defender, Claud Chong, said this week that he will attempt to have the bond lowered during Green's next court appearance Aug. 31 at Superior Court in New Britain.
Green had sent the undercover detective 17 pictures of a toddler, two videos of a toddler and one video of an 8-year-old girl, the warrant states. The detective immediately began searching for the identity of "jjack0721."
On July 2, the detective called Bristol police, told them about the pictures and videos and gave them an address on Redstone Street in Bristol.
Bristol detectives took over the investigation and went to the address with a search warrant. They learned that Jeremy Green had moved out of the home on Redstone Street on July 1 and was staying at a Holiday Inn Express in Southington.
The detectives also traced Internet activity for "jjack0721" to the Southington motel, the warrant says.
Green was with his girlfriend in the motel room when detectives entered July 8. They found two computers, cocaine and flash drives. Detectives seized Green's personal computer, a computer belonging to his employer, ESPN, the cocaine and the flash drives, the warrant states.
Bristol detectives examined the contents of one of the flash drives and found more than 100 pornographic images. A sampling of those images showed girls between the ages of 2 and 10, according to the arrest warrant.
Green was a contributing writer for ESPN.com, where he answered NFL questions from web readers, according to the website. ESPN reported on its website that Green is no longer employed by the company.

[Bigsmooth]

Brutal.

[k0ruptr]

damn, thats fucked.

[EagleFan]

Upon further investigation the 8 year old girl was actually a case of mistaken identity, it was Selena Gomez...


On a serious note, jail tht f$%#er. Lock him up and let everyone in there know what he did, that'll take care of that piece of sh#$.

[JeeberDMack]

[MJ4H]Now THAT'S a pedophile.[/MJ4H]

[Bigsmooth]

Only thing missing from his stash was a sixer of Mike's Hard Lemonaide.

[PraetorianX]

Seriously? TODDLERS!

What is wrong with these people?


Oh well, hopefully they put him in jail and somebody lets slip why he's there. The other criminals will deal with him then.

[Sun Tzu]

Yeah, he'll get F'ed in the A by a gang of HIV positive skinheads...hopefully.

[Ragone]

I'd love to know what the people who worked with him think.. But none of them will even comment of course.. the podcast producer has gone as far as to delete and remove anyone who comments about this ordeal on his facebook page.

If i worked with some dude who had all this crap go down.. you can damn well better believe i'd have something to say about it.

[spleen1015]

Originally Posted by Ragone

I'd love to know what the people who worked with him think.. But none of them will even comment of course.. the podcast producer has gone as far as to delete and remove anyone who comments about this ordeal on his facebook page.

If i worked with some dude who had all this crap go down.. you can damn well better believe i'd have something to say about it.

I think its called professionalism.

[jeff061]

I wouldn't want to associate myself or my company with the sick fuck anymore than it already is.

I mean what's more to say after Troy's post? Can't really add anything to that, unless you just really want your 15 seconds of fame.

Said he couldn't wait for her to bring her three children to Connecticut

That's about the last line left to cross, this is when you deserve a beating followed by a castration.