NFL Quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ Father arrested for DWI

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Patrick Mahomes was the quarterback for the 2024 Super Bowl winning Kansas City Chiefs.

Mahomes’ father, Mahomes Sr. has been convicted several times in the past for DUI.

His last arrest was in 2019.

Mahomes Sr.’s latest arrest was in Tyler, Texas.

Mahomes Sr. is 53 years old.

He was released on $10,000.00 bond.

Mahomes Sr. entered a guilty plea to the 2019 DWI and was found guilty of that offense.

He spent 40 days in jail for that offense.

Mahomes Sr. was arrested twice for DWI in 2018.

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Rapper Rimzee released from prison

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Ricardo Miles, aka Rimzee, is a rapper in Britain.

Rimzee, in 2012, was sentenced to 13 years incarceration for firing a weapon into an occupied police vehicle.

Rimzee was released in late 2020 after serving half his sentence.

Rimzee has gone public with his story.

Rimzee compares his prison stay with going to university.

He went from a supportive culture to one, in prison, which was not supportive of the inmates.

Rimzee urges the black community to support its members.

Rimzee put out a new album in November, Upper Clapton Dream 2.

His message is be win, win.

If you do things right your blessing will come.

MLB Outfielder Maybin’s DUI

 Cameron Maybin, then an outfielder for the San Francisco Giants was arrested for DUI in Arizona in March of 2019.According to police, Maybin was stopped for speeding and swerving around 2:30 a.m.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aV35qrhVTU

Maybin did not realize that talking to police is always a bad idea.  Maybin answered police questions instead of saying, “I want a lawyer.”

Maybin admitted to five glasses of wine earlier but noted an attempt to sleep it off before driving.

Maybin also admitted only napping one hour before driving.  The police punked Maybin asking him to guess his preliminary breath test result.

Maybin began crying when arrested.  Apparently no one told Maybin the police are not concerned with his feelings or the effects on his life of a DUI arrest.  The police are not your friends.  You do not want to lie to the police.  Tell them “I want a lawyer.”  And then be quiet.  The only thing that you can say that will not hurt you is “I want a lawyer.”

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Stitches Arrested

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Woodstock Traffic Ticket Lawyer: Stitches (born 6.17.1995), also known as Phillip Nickolas Katsabanis, is a Miami hip hop recording star.  Stitches’ best known song is Brick In Yo Face; his first album was titled For Drug Dealers Only.  Stitches‘ debut mixtape was titled No Snitching is My Statement.

Woodstock Traffic Ticket Lawyer: Stitches is of Greek and Cuban parentage.  Stitches sold drugs during his teen years to support himself.  He has had numerous financial problems.  On January 25, 2017 Stitches was arrested for parking his car in a handicapped spot at Whole Foods.  Stitches apparently handed police a marijuana cigarette while still seated in his vehicle.  Police then searched his vehicle locating a Glock pistol, two loaded magazines and a mason jar filled with marijuana.  The police officers remembered Stitches from an earlier arrest and his Porsche.  Stitches backing out of a handicapped spot gave them reasonable suspicion to stop him and see what charges they could bring.

Woodstock Traffic Ticket Lawyer: Apparently Stitches had not seen my FREE App setting out how to deal with police encounters.  Stitches did not avail himself of his constitutional right not to incriminate himself by talking to police.  He also failed to restrain himself from giving contraband to police thus admitting possession and control of such contraband.  Stitches also did not understand that consenting to searches is not required and is a very bad idea.  See Bob’s video on consenting to searches.