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i like that he refuses to be muzzled.
Marshall Moses refutes woman’s claims
By EMILY JO DIXON
Contributing Writer|
Published: Thursday, April 29, 2010
Updated: Thursday, April 29, 2010
Junior Marshall Moses was arrested Jan. 4th and is due to appear in court on May 17 for misdemeanor charges of driving with a suspended license and marijuana possession.
Oklahoma State basketball player Marshall Moses denies that he turned police informant after being arrested on a marijuana complaint in January.
“I didn’t tell on nobody,” the 21-year-old recently told a reporter via text message.
Moses is due back in Payne County District Court on May 17 for misdemeanor charges of driving with a suspended license and possession of marijuana.
But it was the felony arrest of an OSU student 61 minutes after his arrest on Jan. 4 that led to accusations Moses had turned police informant against a friend.
Geneva Trehus, 23, accused Moses of pointing police in her direction after he was arrested.
“I guess they were just like ‘Where did you get this,’ and he said, ‘Geneva,’” Trehus said.
Trehus was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and with possession of marijuana paraphernalia. Her preliminary hearing is set for May 10.
Trehus and Moses were arrested by the same Stillwater police officer, Adam Elliot, who declined to be interviewed.
Moses was arrested shortly after midnight on Jan. 4 after turning onto McElroy from North Perkins. According to police reports, he swerved toward the outside lane, crossing it twice with the passenger-side tires.
Police discovered that Moses was driving with a suspended South Carolina license. Police said they also saw a “blunt” sticking out of Moses’ left shoe.
Police raided Trehus’ apartment on North Perkins about an hour later.
Moses said he had been at Trehus’ apartment on Jan. 3 but had gone to another friend’s house before his arrest. Moses said he didn’t tell police that he had gotten the marijuana from Trehus.
“People make up stuff, but that’s what people do,” Moses said via text message. “The cops never asked, and regardless of what anyone says, thinks or how it appears, da number one rule in life is neeeeever tell!”
Moses was suspended for the Coppin State game on Jan. 5, the same day he was charged.
Moses could serve up to one year in the county jail on the marijuana and suspended license charges. He was arrested again on Jan. 19 for again driving with a suspended license, but Moses isn’t worried about serving jail time.
“Everything is a misdemeanor. So I’m not gonna go to jail for it, so I’m not trippin’,” he said during an interview in his Smith Hall room.
Moses said he doesn’t think the marijuana arrest will keep him from playing in the NBA after his coming senior year.
“No, as long as I stay out of trouble,” he said during an interview. “I’m pretty sure teams will ask about it and research it, but I mean you know if that’s your only time to be in trouble, it’s not like I got a history with all this.”
As a junior, Moses averaged 8.8 points per game and 8.1 rebounds per game during the 2009-2010 season.
Unlike Moses, Trehus is no longer an OSU student.
During an interview at the Payne County Courthouse on April 5, Trehus said she had planned to graduate in May after taking her last course online. But, Trehus said she was expelled prior to the spring semester because she refused to attend substance abuse counseling two times a week at either Alcohol Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous weekly.
“The only thing I do is smoke weed. I don’t drink. I don’t even take Advil,” Trehus said.
She has since moved to Denver, where she works as an exotic dancer.
She says it’s the only way to make enough money to pay off all her debts.
“My lawyer alone is $3,500,” Trehus said.
She said she also has to spend about $200 a month to drive to Stillwater for court appearances.
“I don’t know if you know, but federal loans and aids and stuff, if you have a drug charge they won’t ever give you another penny ever again,” she said.
Just as Trehus is trying to get her arrest behind her, Moses said he wants to move past his as quickly as possible.
“Just don’t get caught,” he said. “Try to move on, keep playin’ ball, stay out of trouble. Just act like it never happened.”
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"Just don't get caught". Excellent advice.
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"Just don't get caught". Excellent advice.
When life gets you down move to Denver and become an exotic dancer. More excellent advice
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only makes me more pissed about not landing this guy.
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i like that he refuses to be muzzled.
“I don’t know if you know, but federal loans and aids and stuff, if you have a drug charge they won’t ever give you another penny ever again,” she said.
Wow, that surprises me. I'm sure that will change soon. Or it's not true.
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i like that he refuses to be muzzled.
“I don’t know if you know, but federal loans and aids and stuff, if you have a drug charge they won’t ever give you another penny ever again,” she said.
Wow, that surprises me. I'm sure that will change soon. Or it's not true.
It IS a government plot!
Mods please move to world forum
TIA
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i like that he refuses to be muzzled.
“I don’t know if you know, but federal loans and aids and stuff, if you have a drug charge they won’t ever give you another penny ever again,” she said.
Wow, that surprises me. I'm sure that will change soon. Or it's not true.
It's true, I'm pretty sure that's how Kansas is too.
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good stuff going on in stillwater http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/ok-state-player-accused-of-rape-invokes-satan-28311
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WTF is going with the Big 12 this year?? Manhattan is looking all :gocho: :gocho: just by not rough ridin' up.
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those are very strong allegations by pilgram against satan. if true, i certainly hope that he is punished, and i'm very confident that hoiberg will take strong and appropriate action if warranted. still, i can't help but notice that pilgram hasn't provided any specifics, not even the date on which satan (allegedly) worked him over. and i notice that neither the police or even hoiberg have arrested or questioned satan yet. pretty interesting, imo. who knows what really happened? it wouldn't surprise me at all to find out the pilgram was tempting satan every bit as much as he's now claiming satan tempted him. wouldn't surprise me a bit.