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3.Monty posted on February 09, 2012 at 02:28 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
This happens so often that there are multiple standard jokes for the situation. I can't be bothered to check to see if he has children to be taken away, so I will instead suggest that detectives believe that alcohol was involved.
Did I miss the thread on the James Loney charges being dropped? I was wondering if he got his kids given back.
11.phredbird posted on February 09, 2012 at 03:36 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
Did I miss the thread on the James Loney charges being dropped? I was wondering if he got his kids given back.
he wasn't charged because the cops think he hit his head or something and was not intoxicated as originally thought ... makes sense since he played out of his mind the last two months of last season. well, out of his mind for james loney anyway ...
Police say they found him slumped over the wheel of his car and when they woke him up he drove away slowly and nearly hit a utility pole. Officers say his speech was slurred and he smelled of alcohol.
Wait, cops found him passed out in his car smelling of alcohol and they let him drive away? Am I reading that correctly? WTF?
13.Nasty Nate posted on February 09, 2012 at 06:29 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
Wait, cops found him passed out in his car smelling of alcohol and they let him drive away? Am I reading that correctly? WTF?
Wait, cops found him passed out in his car smelling of alcohol and they let him drive away? Am I reading that correctly? WTF?
I read that as they woke him up, he startled to and drove into a pole. In which case I hope the footage from the cop car makes its way to some show like Worlds Most Idiotic Idiots.
15.boteman posted on February 09, 2012 at 11:56 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
I heard he was going to see Dan McLaughlin.
16.Booey posted on February 10, 2012 at 12:14 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
If it weren't for all the East Coast media bias, this story would've gone the way of a fetus who ran into a coathanger.
Wow. That's a pretty unpleasant way of putting it. Lol
I'm not offended or anything. It just kinda surprised me.
Carry on. :)
17.zonk posted on February 10, 2012 at 12:24 PM #hit 0 | hit 0
Wait, cops found him passed out in his car smelling of alcohol and they let him drive away? Am I reading that correctly? WTF?
Sure -- they had Dan McLaughlin cooling his heels nearby.... sometimes cops like to race drunk drivers like rats through a maze.
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1. Pasta-diving Jeter (jmac66) posted on February 09, 2012 at 02:22 PM # hit 0 | hit 0If I had to work with some of the inane on-air personalities that call games, I'd drink more too.
he wasn't charged because the cops think he hit his head or something and was not intoxicated as originally thought ... makes sense since he played out of his mind the last two months of last season. well, out of his mind for james loney anyway ...
Wait, cops found him passed out in his car smelling of alcohol and they let him drive away? Am I reading that correctly? WTF?
That's what I was wondering.
I read that as they woke him up, he startled to and drove into a pole. In which case I hope the footage from the cop car makes its way to some show like Worlds Most Idiotic Idiots.
Wow. That's a pretty unpleasant way of putting it. Lol
I'm not offended or anything. It just kinda surprised me.
Carry on. :)
Sure -- they had Dan McLaughlin cooling his heels nearby.... sometimes cops like to race drunk drivers like rats through a maze.
All work and no play, you know!
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