N/S Patrick Mahomes sr arrested for DUI in Texas (1 Viewer)

[Mr. Blue Sky]

.. and it’s his SIXTH dui…. SIX dui arrests ?? I dont care who you are, that's a disgrace.. and that means it's only six times he's gotten CAUGHT.. It’s a miracle he hasnt killed or maimed someone else …. Driving under the influence is an epidemic in this country, throw his a** under the jail and leave him there for a few years .


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Patrick Mahomes' father, 53, is ARRESTED for DWI in Texas

Patrick Mahomes Sr. has been arrested for driving while intoxicated - just a week before his son's fourth Super Bowl appearance.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Saint Jack]

 

[soggymoss84]

Oh sweet, now we will have two quarterbacks in the league crying about their dad being in prison

 

[SaintsSpringBayou]

To jail you go! Oh, no wait, he has $ and it's Texas.

 

[Snakehead]

To jail you go! Oh, no wait, he has $ and it's Texas.

I seem to remember growing up in Louisiana that there were plenty of people with that many DUIs still driving and not in jail. Might not be just a Texas thing.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

I seem to remember growing up in Louisiana that there were plenty of people with that many DUIs still driving and not in jail. Might not be just a Texas thing.

I personally knew someone in Mandeville who had more than six dui’s, going back over 30 years ago …. for the longest time he kept buying his way out of jail, but then he wound up doing serious prison time, several years but i forget how many.. i think ur right though, most people wind up getting off and never learn their lesson .

 

[Snakehead]

I personally knew someone in Mandeville who had more than six dui’s, going back over 30 years ago …. for the longest time he kept buying his way out of jail, but then he wound up doing serious prison time, several years but i forget how many.. i think ur right though, most people wind up getting off and never learn their lesson .

They're not addressing the underlying issue.

 

[nakadish]

I'd still have a family if not for that ish.

 

[batonrougepig]

It's the way the legal system works. Used to be a crime reporter in Louisiana back in the (long ago) day.... A person gets a DWI first offense, he pleads guilty to DWI-1. Next time, he's get a DWI-2. He pleads guilty to a "one." He gets a third DWI, he pleads guilty again -- to a "one." He gets a fourth. He pleads guilty to a "one." And it goes on and on. I don't know if they've changed the law down there in the 30-plus years since I covered that stuff. Might be the case in many other states. The DAs want guilty pleas. It improves their percentage of guilty verdicts that they can take to voters. Not saying it's right. Saying it's the system. Or was all those years ago.

 

[ANKOMA33]

It’s time for Sr to hire a FULL-TIME driver.

 

[slaym]

He will kill someone eventually.

 

[TruSaint]

Yeah he needs to be locked up, sorry not sorry.

 

[0rion]

Slow learner and someone is going to lose a family member eventually to his ignorant arse.

 

[TruSaint]

Slow learner and someone is going to lose a family member eventually to his ignorant arse.

Yeah at this point it’s beyond excusable. His son is worth like half a billion dollars or some stuff, he can afford a driver.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

They're not addressing the underlying issue.

Yeah, but that’s two seperate things.. the person who continues to get dui’s for sure has issues, and should seek help to try and fix them.. but in re to the legal system- one person’s trauma or psychological issues doesnt give them the right to get behind the wheel while drunk or buzzed when my family uses the same roadways…. So yeah that person should be getting help, and also the legal system should have extremely harsh consequences for someone who is a repeat dui offender in order to keep them from hurting or killing other innocent people.. both things are true .