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A man who told the court that he was giving water to thirsty pit bulls when he was apprehended on someone’s premises was yesterday remanded to prison on a break and enter and larceny charge, after he appeared before ChiefREMANDED: Junior AlleyneMagistrate Ann McLennan in the Georgetown Magistrate’s Courts.It is alleged that on October 31, at Bel Air Park, Georgetown, Junior Alleyne broke and entered the dwelling house of Angelica Singh and stole a quantity of household appliances, all totalling $491,240.The 26-year-old pleaded guilty with explanation to the charge when it was read to him by the Chief Magistrate.According to the facts presented by Police Prosecutor Neville Jeffers, which stated that on the day in question, the Virtual Complainant was in the upper flat of her home in the bathroom taking a shower when she was alerted by her barking dogs. As a result, the woman decided to look through her bathroom door, when she saw her bedroom door open and suddenly close.She then stepped out of the bathroom and made checks around the lower flat of her home where she discovered that some of her household appliances were missing. She then saw Alleyne leaving her yard pulling a suitcase behind him with articles from her home.An alarm was raised and the defendant dropped the suitcase in front of the yard and began running.Jeffers told the court that Alleyne was soon caught by public-spirited persons and handed over to the police. An investigation was carried out.Alleyne told the court that on the day in question he was passing the yard when he saw some “thirsty pit bulls” and decided to enter the yard to give them water.The Chief Magistrate then asked him how he knew the pit bulls were thirsty, to which he responded that he could tell, because he knew.The Magistrate then asked Alleyne whether he knew the Virtual Complainant and he responded in the negative. He continued to tell the court that he just went to give the pit bulls water and was nowhere in the Virtual Complainant’s house.He went on to say that after he provided the dogs with water they then rushed him and bit him. “I feel guilty to myself because I don’t know why the pit bulls bite me and I gave them water. I went downstairs all the time, I did not trouble nobody thing. Me ain’t even know dem people.”Based on his explanation,Cheap Arizona Cardinals Jerseys, a not guilty plea was entered, and the barefooted prisoner was remanded to prison. He will make his next court appearance on December 7.

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Peterson was stung by the criticism he received last year in what he acknowledges was "a sub-par" season.
Peterson is listed at 219 pounds, but could be lighter than that. He won't say how much he lost, just that it was "enough."
He was too heavy and slower-than-usual to react. Halfway through the season, he was diagnosed with diabetes. After changing his diet and getting treatment for the illness, he came back this season lighter than he has been in his five-year NFL career.
Peterson will be trying to contain Calvin Johnson. It's the kind of challenge he loves.
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At 6-foot-5, 237 pounds, the player they call Megatron is a huge challenge for any cornerback.
He's been one of the Cardinals' most impressive players throughout training camp and during the 3-1 start, in the few instances the ball has come his way.
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Peterson's difficult season came after he signed a five-year, $70 million contract with $48 million guaranteed.
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In two weeks, he'll go against Pittsburgh's Antonio Brown. Two weeks after that, it's Cincinnati's A.J. Green.
This is the fourth year in a row that Arizona has faced the Lions, but it's the first time the game is in Detroit. Last year, in Arizona's 14-6 victory, Johnson had five catches for 59 yards.
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For now, Peterson also is returning punts, a job that was taken away two years ago. Rookie J.J. Nelson was the punt returner but he's been injured. As a rookie, Peterson became the first player in NFL history with four punt-return touchdowns of 80 yards or more. But he hasn't had one since.

"Now it's all mental," he said. "I definitely take my preparation more seriously than I did over the first four years."
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Peterson said that during "an eye-opening" 2014 season, he relied too much on that athleticism alone. This year, he's trying to pay close attention to the small things.