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May 8, 2012The Twitter-crazy man who had allegedly been the reason for the decommitment of an Ohio State football recruit has been arrested in violation of parole stemming from his registration as a sex offender in the state of Kentucky.
Charles Eric Waugh, 31, met recruit Alex Anzalone and several other recruits following the Ohio State spring game on April 21 where he took several pictures and posted them on his Twitter page that has since been taken down. Anzalone reportedly had no knowledge of Waugh’s background when that photo was taken. After learning he was a registered sex offender, one who had pleaded guilty to five counts of possession of underage sexual content in 2008, Anzalone — with the support of his father — pulled his commitment to the Buckeyes.
Waugh, who also sent many messages to current players and recruits via Twitter, was in violation of Kentucky Revised Statute 17.546, which states sex offenders will not knowingly or intentionally use social networking services to interact with a person who is under the age of 18.
Sal Anzalone, the father of Alex, said while is son is still decommitted from The Ohio State University, the Buckeyes are not totally off the board. He also backed off of his original comments that “something was not right with Ohio State.” Anzalone is presently one of the top linebacking recruits in the country.
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Ah, the wonders of the criminal mind never cease to amaze. If they’re not driving 20 mph over the speed limit while carrying a trunk full of dope, they’re splashing their parole violations all over social media. Then they curse their “bad luck” when they get caught, it never having dawned on them that they were begging to get arrested.
The jails are just teeming with morons.
For the record he was not a booster and had nothing at all to do with the university. Lets leave those kinds of baseless accusations to espn.
This will go down as one of the strangest “sports stories” of the year for me. The whole thing oozes creepiness and general ick.
Stranger and creepier than Carlos Boozer’s painted-on hair?
WOW. Creepy squared. I really want this to be true.
. . . When you have too much money and too much time on your hands, you paint your hair on. Don’t paint your hair on. Get rid of cable and . . .