Rut Row Shaggy,.....

Superman Tebow's girlfriend has run afoul with the law!!!

Tender Moments:

and Stupid Acts:

Gator player charged with burglary

By Karen Voyles
Sun staff writer
9:33 am, October 2, 2007

A senior on the University of Florida football team was arrested early Tuesday and charged with burglary according to Gainesville Police.

Earl A. \"Tony\" Joiner, 21, was arrested at 4:59 a.m. outside the fenced impound lot of Watson's Towing at 516 SW 1st St. Senior defensive back Earl A. \"Tony\" Joiner, 21, was arrested at 4:59 a.m. outside the fenced impound lot of Watson's Towing at 516 SW 1st St.

Joiner, who is 6 feet tall and weighs 194 pounds, was accused of pushing a heavy electric gate open to enter the lot in an attempt to retrieve his girlfriend's car which was being held in lieu of a $76 towing bill, according to police reports.

According to Gainesville Police, witnesses said a man pushed open the gate at 4:30 a.m., got into a car, drove the car out of the lot and was trying to close the gate when he was confronted by one of two witnesses. The witness said the man drove the car back into the lot and waited for officers to arrive.

The officer who arrested Joiner, Robert Concannon, noted in the arrest report that Joiner was on a phone talking to someone when Concannon walked up to Joiner. Concannon said he heard Joiner talking into the phone and saying, \"I am probably about to go to jail 'cuz I did push the gate open.\"


GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe Tebow, uh, I mean Superman can BUST Joiner out of jail.

Tickets to the game--Hundreds of dollars
Hotel, gas, food for the game weekend--Hundreds of dollars

Seeing Teblow and Joiner become \"very fast friends\"--priceless

\"not that there's anything wrong with that\"

I heard about this around lunctime yesterday from my Gators Insider.
What a bummer!
A classic case of someone not understanding the law.
Walking into a fenced impound lot with the intent to take a vehical (even if it's yours) is a felony!
Fortunately, the owner of the wrecker service wants to help and has pleaded on Joiner's behalf to have the charges reduced to criminal trespass.
We'll have to wait and see how the law and Meyer handle this one.

He'll be on the field at kickoff Saturday, count on it (if he's on special teams, that is).