It is. Even if someone who has been arrested is lying. I recently saw someone in the facility I work in who had been arrested initally for reckless driving and claimed a history of seizures leading up to a spell he had at that very moment (though the medical documentation from the ED stated that when the police left, the patient’s mental status changed almost immediately) Naturally, when it came time to do testing that would determine whether or not the epileptiform discharges (and, therefore, epilepsy) was actually present, the patient refused on multiple occasions. Still didn’t get charged. Still has a claimed history of seizures.

You know, I have always liked Trigg. Frank Trigg is an entertaining guy, great personality, and has had a very solid career as a fighter. His accomplishments in the sport should be respected. But with his comments on this issue, he has lost a lot of points in my book. So, if it was up to Trigg, Rampage would basically be out on the street? Listen, it’s not UP to the UFC to give Rampage a spanking and send him to his room without dinner when he makes a boo-boo. He’s a grown man, who’s supposed to know right from wrong. Let the law sort that out. When it does get sorted out, should Dana White maybe SUGGEST that Rampage take some time out to get himself together? Sure. Don’t turn your back on the man. If he’s really having some kind of deeper problems, they may just get worse. Everyone’s entitled to an opinion, but Frank should have kept that one to himself. He’s not the only one who is thinking along those lines, i’m sure, but you don’t kick a man when he’s down.