Update: Tyrese Cooper Arrested For Second Burglary Charge For Stealing a Car Prior to His First Arrest

There were about 1000 posts about hengst on here. I am not even sure if he is or was 18 but that didn’t stop anyone. This is a real accusation about Cooper. If Aaron Rogers committed a crime, ESPN would be reporting about it and the public wouldn’t be upset at ESPN. This is running news so Flotrack should be reporting. I wonder if he will try to go pro or will he go to college?

MileSplit: where results are reposted and called rankings.

Why does a kid with everything going for him basically shoot himself in the foot? Same With the UCLA Basketball players in China, everything going for them (Ball was from a rich family with his brother in the NBA, and even if the NBA is not part of their future they still were in a good school) . If it is his first offense,The judge will probably go easy on him, but still he has everything going for him and he almost throws it away, it makes no sense, sad.

Why do multi-millionaires get DUIs? Taking a limousine, a cab or Uber is never too expensive. Why did Laura Horowitz "aka" Winona Rider shop lift as a multi-millionaire? Potential greatness does not necessarily prevent poor decisions.

Thugs not wanted wrote:

iron side wrote:

No, shame on the man for being a thief

He is a THUG. A THUG!!!

wow.

lots of uptight old man boy scouts chiming in here with their pure moral righteousness.

everyone makes mistakes. i'm sure he's not in the ideal environment to only focus on school and track like you assume he is.

try to see the other side. i know it's difficult because you live in suburban Ohio, but try a little more and maybe just write your comment down on a piece of paper and throw it away if you feel compelled to type out some completely unproductive comment anonymously on a distance running forum.

sad little grandpas

Because he's been the best in the world since he was about 5. He's never had to play by the same rules as everyone else and most likely he still isn't going to have to play by the same rules. Odds are he gets a slap on the wrist and then a year or so down the line does something similar once again and then in 20 years FloTrack has a "whatever happened to Tyrese Cooper" documentary.

As someone whose car was stolen and then totaled by the A-holes who stole it, I hope he gets two years.

No one held a gun to his head and said, "Yo bro, steal this ride or I'm gonna pop yo."

Do the crime and pay the time.

How do people describe this is a mistake or bad decision.? Those describe picking the tall kid to be on your B.B. team last night who turns out to be the worst player on the court.

And I may cancel my FloPro account over it.

Is this better???

Now you can cancel your subscription to USA Today, too.

In the so-called civilized world, US has the toughest criminal statues in the world. He will get some sort of punishment. No need to cheer for mob rule. Any thoughtless person can scream for tough punishment. Intelligent people look for nuance and alternative solutions.

18 years old if he grew up in the 60s he could have been drafted to go to war. The MAN New what he was doing. Sad to see such a waste of talent. Why?

boring people unite wrote:

everyone makes mistakes.

Not mistaken wrote:

How do people describe this is a mistake or bad decision.? Those describe picking the tall kid to be on your B.B. team last night who turns out to be the worst player on the court.

This is how I feel too. Driving (not under the influence or while texting) and crashing into a car/person - sure, that's a mistake. Literally stealing a car? That doesn't happen by accident. That is a deliberate act (even if the consequences were poorly thought out).

It wasn't the reporting of this incident that makes me feel MileSplit is scummy, it's articles/headlines like the one below. They do the same thing with every super-skinny ultra-fast freshman or sophomore girl "how much faster will she get?!" Give it a rest already you know. They must realize by now when they see an extremely thin 9th or 10th grader that you can't just bank on them getting faster and faster. The public pressure they are putting on these girls to do so is irresponsible.

Deadstream wrote:

And I may cancel my FloPro account over it.

Is this better???

Now you can cancel your subscription to USA Today, too.

http://usatodayhss.com/2018/superstar-sprinter-tyrese-cooper-arrested-on-burglary-charges

Actually, USA Today (Gannett) now owns Flosports, so no surprise here.

Old wrestler wrote:

First, while flo and milesplit may be “scummy” in your opinion, they don’t make any money promoting his track exploits. They simply report results and news around running. They don’t sell Tyrese Cooper gear or use him in advertising. He is on their site because he is good, not because he makes them money. Do you know anyone who pays for a subscription just to stay caught up on Tyrese Cooper?

Well, they kinda do. Their ads for meet webcasts feature photos of the most prominent kids and it's often been him. This isn't really off base.

First Hengst and now this??? What is going on!?!

Hengst was never charged with anything.

This sucks.

I believe that most criminals can be rehabilitated (especially burglars), so I do hope he can get past this and have a good life, but only because I feel that way for any young person who does a stupid thing like this. I couldn't care less that he is fast.

This could turn out bad, steal a car, next thing you know he is gonna run 440 yds. instead of 400m