This is out of a Yahoo sports article that came out today:
“Miller, it was revealed via pretrial testimony by a Tuscaloosa detective, drove to the scene with a firearm belonging to Miles in the backseat of the car. Miller arrived soon after receiving a text message from Miles stating “I need my joint [gun]”
and using slang to describe that some level of dispute was underway.”
The bold is interesting. It’s the first I’ve seen somebody write about more of the dialogue besides “I want my gun”. (Paraphrasing) If there was an indication of an argument/dispute used in the same few texts as wanting the gun, (and that’s a big if, none of this is necessarily fact) then it makes Miller’s decision that much worse and Bama’s decision to let it all go and hope for the best look awful.
We already know:
-It’s around midnight
-Friend has texted asking for the gun
-High likelihood friend is inebriated in some way (Miller did drop them off at a bar)
That’s already grounds to say Miller should be punished by the coach/school for a lack of good judgement. Add “-Friend mentioned a dispute/argument/situation at the same time that he asked for the gun” and the floor drops out.
I pray for Ms Harris’ little boy and their family.
Link to article