Suspect In Jakell Mitchell Murder Could Get Probation Revoked

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The suspect in the murder of Auburn football player Jakell Mitchell may have his probation revoked over a previous charge.

Markale Hart Hart was arrested on first-degree burglary and first-degree theft charges in September of 2010. He pled guilty to the lesser charge of second-degree burglary on May 3, 2012.

As part of the plea deal, Hart's six-year jail sentence was split, and he was allowed to only serve 6 months in jail followed by 3 years of probation.

With his arrest in the Mitchell case, a motion was filed the county of that crime to revoke his probation.

Hart is in jail waiting on a $500,000 bail and is waiting for a date on the hearing itself.

Here was the arrest of Hill over the weekend


Hart's family is asking for a lower bail figure because of financial hardship. The judge that read the charges declared him indigent during his appearance. Hart's family did not appear at the same hearing because they claim to have received death threats.

DeSean Jackson's House Robbed Of $375,000 Plus Guns... Swell...

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The only reason the HQ is posting this story is the sheer alleged stupidity of Eagles WR DeSean Jackson...

His Philadelphia-area house was burglarized and it is reported that hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash were taken as well as semi-automatic handguns and jewelry that have six-figures of value as well...

$250,000 worth of cash, $125,000 in jewelry and two semi-automatic handguns...

Here's coverage of the burglary...
Philadelphia News, Weather and Sports from WTXF FOX 29

This is what happens when you stash hundreds of thousands of stuff in your house and not in a secure (or "more secure" place)

Ugh...

DEVELOPING: Former Auburn DB McNeil Gets 3 Years In Jail

Former Auburn defensive back Mike McNeil has received a split sentence for first-degree robbery.

Lee County (AL) Circuit Judge Christopher Hughes accepted McNeil's plea deal just as he was set to go to trial. McNeil is now required to serve at least three years in the Lee County Jail plus serve an additional three years of probation upon his release. He has also been ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution.

McNeil and three teammates from the Tigers' 2010 national championship team- Antonio Goodwin, Dakota Mosley, and Shaun Kitchens- were charged with armed robbery and dismissed from the team in March 2011. Goodwin is serving a 15-year sentence while Dakota Mosley and Shaun Kitchens are awaiting trial.

McNeil was originally indicted on five counts of first-degree robbery, one count of first-degree burglary and one count of third-degree theft of property from the break-in.

“The totality of the circumstances make this the best deal,” McNeil's attorney, Ben Hand said.

More when we know more...

DEVELOPING: 3 Razorbacks Busted For Burglary

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Arkansas wide receivers Marquel Wade and Maudrecus Humphrey, and tight end Andrew Peterson were arrested by University of Arkansas Police just after midnight in a burglary case.

Witnesses ID'ed the three as players for UA and some of the stolen items were recovered from a bookstore near campus. A police report said that a clerk at that particular store said that the three regularly sold used stuff.

Arkansas head coach John L. Smith released the following statement:

"Marquel Wade, Maudrecus Humphrey and Andrew Peterson have been suspended indefinitely. We have high stands for our student-athletes and I expect them to conduct themselves appropriately. Poor conduct and misbehavior will not be tolerated and is not what we expect from the University of Arkansas football program."

All three are supposed to appear in court on Monday to address the charges.

The HQ would like to commend the Razorbacks for suspending players indefinitely during a time of year when nothing is going on...

Well played, sir...