Mf bout to say goodbye to his freedomhow to say goodbye to your career without saying goodbye to your career.
His ass is done..I think it's mandatory 2-20 years in Nevada
I always think of shit like this when something pissing me off...one bad accident can have wishing you could go back to worrying about the things that was pissing you off a few minutes earlierAmazing how quickly life can change.
He needs to find out who Leonard Littles lawyer was. Leonard little killed somebody drive in and got offMf bout to say goodbye to his freedom
I've never seen a DUI/fatal crash, where the driver didnt have to do some significant time.
I hate when people drive drunk. Shit is selfish.Never and I mean never understood why niggas will drive drunk or intoxicated. If you know you will be drinking (extensively) at any establishment, make arrangements before hand so you don't have to drive home. A fucking shame that someone had to lose their life over this bullshit.
Did he do it in Nevada?Leonard little killed somebody drive in and got off
I thought about that too. From what I remember, he wasn't impaired and the they partly blamed the victim for crossing at a bad spot on the highway. Other than the a 5 million payoff to the family, I don't think there was any major punishment (if any). I know he got to play a year or two after it happened.Stallworth has something like this
Did he do it in Nevada?
I think they person was going to work and didn't use the crosswalk. He left the Dolphins and then played for the Browns a few years.I thought about that too. From what I remember, he wasn't impaired and the they partly blamed the victim for crossing at a bad spot on the highway. Other than the a 5 million payoff to the family, I don't think there was any major punishment (if any). I know he got to play a year or two after it happened.
I see Donte Stallworth got off light too. Maybe it depends on how many DUIs you've had in total. Hell I dunno.
Little guilty of driving drunk in '98 fatal accident
Apr 24, 2004
LADUE, Mo. -- Rams defensive end Leonard Little was arrested
- Associated Press
Saturday and cited for driving while intoxicated, police said. In a
1998 fatal accident, he was driving drunk and pleaded guilty to
involuntary manslaughter.
Police in this St. Louis suburb said Little was arrested shortly
before 4 a.m. for a speeding violation on westbound Interstate 64.
A police said Little was booked and released after being issued
two traffic summons.
A June 9 court appearance has been scheduled, according to
Little's attorney, Scott Rosenbloom. Rosenbloom said he still was
reviewing particulars of the latest matter.
I see Donte Stallworth got off light too. Maybe it depends on how many DUIs you've had in total. Hell I dunno.
Damn....NO FUCKING EXCUSE! This deal was made in 2013...
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/uber-scores-deal-with-nfl-so-players-dont-drink-and-drive/
Uber scores deal with NFL so players don't drink and drive
The NFL Players Association gives its players credit for Uber services so they can party responsibly.
Donna Tam
http://www.twitter.com/DonnaYTam
Sept. 4, 2013 7:56 a.m. PT
Uber's ride-sharing app.Uber
The NFL Players Association has contracted with Uber to provide on-demand car service for football players to make sure the pros don't drive under the influence, the sports union announced Wednesday.
The service allows users to order a private vehicle, taxi, or peer-to-peer car service through a mobile app.
"The NFLPA is committed to serving our membership both on and off the field," NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith said in a press release. "We view the partnership with Uber as an innovative way for players to have access to professional transportation while also pledging to each other, to their families, and to the community to make responsible decisions."
Smith said during a press call that Uber will provide another safe alternative for players, noting a reported drunk driving accident that occurred early this year in Texas that claimed the life of a player.
Uber and the union will give all active players personalized keychain cards with $200 in ride credits, according to The New York Times. Players will also get first-time rider promo cards to give to their friends and family.
The contract, which begins this month, is good for the 2013-2014 NFL season. Uber operates in 17 of the NFL's 31 cities including Pro Bowl host Honolulu.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said the on-demand car service already serves individual NFL players, but this is Uber's first professional sports account of this magnitude.
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