Report: Quanis Phillips was shot, after confrontation with Vick

[ODogg]

Now wait a second, isn't Vick still on probation? And doesn't that mean he can't be drinking alcohol, going to clubs and hanging out with other felons? Maybe he's going to go back to jail now regardless if he shot anyone or not..

[utexas]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

Now wait a second, isn't Vick still on probation? And doesn't that mean he can't be drinking alcohol, going to clubs and hanging out with other felons? Maybe he's going to go back to jail now regardless if he shot anyone or not..

Going to clubs or going to a party being held in your honor isn't a crime.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

Now wait a second, isn't Vick still on probation? And doesn't that mean he can't be drinking alcohol, going to clubs and hanging out with other felons? Maybe he's going to go back to jail now regardless if he shot anyone or not..

People on probation are allowed to drink and go to clubs as long as their crimes are unrelated to alcohol. Also a chance encounter with a felon is not a probation violation. Now if Vick invited him and they hung out, thats a possible violation.

[ODogg]

oh ok, i thought being on probation meant no drinking and no going to clubs/bars.

[aholbert32]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

oh ok, i thought being on probation meant no drinking and no going to clubs/bars.

If its a DUI or drug arrest, then yes. Why would someone be restricted to go to clubs for a dogfighting arrest.

[ODogg]

Because folks who usually seem to get in trouble often find a lot of it at clubs and/or around alcohol.

[Cebby]

Quote: Originally Posted by ODogg

Because folks who usually seem to get in trouble often find a lot of it at clubs and/or around alcohol.

People get in trouble everywhere.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by King_B_Mack

Michael Vick can not be criminally held responsible for someone getting shot at a club just because it was his party. If someone were to file civil suit against him they could do that because you can file civil suit against anyone for pretty much anything. They'd lose that suit, but they could sue him for it. However he cannot criminally be held responsible for someone shooting someone at a party he's hosting unless someone can prove that A) He was there for the shooting and/or B) The shooting was ordered by him. If someone were to damage the club he's responsible for that, but if someone shows up to the club with a gun and shoots someone he's not responsible for that person. These people are not minors, they are adults, the person in charge doesn't get held accountable for an adult doing something stupid.

Not only is all of that true, but considering the guy got shot OUTSIDE of the club, that takes it even farther from being associated with any event or party that happened there anyway. People are really reaching here.