Felony charges dropped against Dolphins’ Starks
MIAMI (AP)—Prosecutors have dropped felony charges against Miami Dolphins defensive end Randy Starks(notes) stemming from a May traffic altercation with police.
Court records show charges of aggravated battery were reduced Tuesday to the misdemeanor of culpable negligence. The original charge carried a possible prison sentence of five years, but misdemeanors usually do not result in jail time.
Miami Beach police say Starks was driving a large truck packed with people along Ocean Drive last Memorial Day weekend when an officer walked up alongside. Starks allegedly swerved slightly, striking the officer and pinning him against another vehicle. The officer was not hurt.
Starks’ attorney did not immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment Wednesday.

164 Comments
1 - 25 of 164
Report Abuse
- a their fans
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
These others criminal/goons get of with as slap on the hand, like pack-a-s**t, they get re-instated and can go on to perpetrate the same kind of behavior.
Now, we have idiot dungy telling us how vick is a changed man, shame he didn't seek to help pack-a-s**t.
How are they going to fix plaxico or how is he going to get away with it? Another fine example of black power.
Boys, Hockey is the game.
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Thanks for the Robbie Tolan lead. I just read about it. Very messed up. and a good counter to some of the ignorant hillbillies on here.
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
Report Abuse
1 - 25 of 164