49ers Daniel Kilgore arrested for public intoxication

[NFSeahawks]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... oxication/

Guess he forgot to drown his sorrows in the privacy of his own home...discuss...

 

[VivaEfrenHerrera]

So basically, harmless wasted dudes harassed and humiliated by cops for no good reason. Yay, America!

 

[253hawk]

Tennessee law:

Public intoxication is a misdemeanor crime in Tennessee. (Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-17-10.)

In a public place

In general, Tennessee law defines a “public place” as one where the general public has a right of access. Interestingly, Tennessee courts consider a person who is sitting in a car on a public road to be publicly intoxicated if the person is a danger to self, others, property, or unreasonably annoying others in the vicinity.
A person who is staggering alone down a public alley could be arrested in Tennessee for public intoxication because the police could reasonably believe that the person’s intoxication presented a danger to himself due to the risk of falling.

 

[Exittium]

this to shall be forgotten about like the whole aldon smith crap.

 

[Sports Hernia]

I love to bash the Whiners at every turn but, meh. Give the guy credit for NOT driving.

 

[Throwdown]

Who?

 

[Brahn]

Go figure a place with so many dry counties one of them houses the Jack Daniels distillery would have shitty intoxication laws.

 

[OahuHawkFan]

What a dumb law....

 

[Jville]

According to the police report, two males were staggering down the sidewalk, with red eyes and dilated pupils. After checking their IDs, they were arrested “for their safety and the welfare of the public.”

That's just good public policy. And, it's not the end of the world for Daniel Kilgore. He has the opportunity to learn from that experience.

EDIT: There are many places in this world where individuals under the influence are jumped ..... sometimes disappear ..... and sometimes turn up dead.

 

[VivaEfrenHerrera]

According to the police report, two males were staggering down the sidewalk, with red eyes and dilated pupils. After checking their IDs, they were arrested “for their safety and the welfare of the public.”

That's just good public policy. And, it's not the end of the world for Daniel Kilgore. He has the opportunity to learn from that experience.

EDIT: There are many places in this world where individuals under the influence are jumped ..... sometimes disappear ..... and sometimes turn up dead.

Then just give him a ride home. Much cheaper and more efficient.

 

[Jville]

According to the police report, two males were staggering down the sidewalk, with red eyes and dilated pupils. After checking their IDs, they were arrested “for their safety and the welfare of the public.”

That's just good public policy. And, it's not the end of the world for Daniel Kilgore. He has the opportunity to learn from that experience.

EDIT: There are many places in this world where individuals under the influence are jumped ..... sometimes disappear ..... and sometimes turn up dead.

Then just give him a ride home. Much cheaper and more efficient.

That's just not the case. Much more efficient and safer to book both of them into a controlled facility.

 

[taz291819]

Umm, pretty sure all states have some sort of PI law. While not a crime in some states, you can still get arrested for it, and detained for up to 8 hours. Even in the harshest of circumstances, a PI is normally a misdemeanor with a $50 fine (possibly a little more). No big deal.

 

[IndyHawk]

According to the police report, two males were staggering down the sidewalk, with red eyes and dilated pupils. After checking their IDs, they were arrested “for their safety and the welfare of the public.”

That's just good public policy. And, it's not the end of the world for Daniel Kilgore. He has the opportunity to learn from that experience.

EDIT: There are many places in this world where individuals under the influence are jumped ..... sometimes disappear ..... and sometimes turn up dead.

Then just give him a ride home. Much cheaper and more efficient.

That's just not the case. Much more efficient and safer to book both of them into a controlled facility.

Why is it safer?The police have cages protecting them..Their cars are payed for by the taxpayer..The gas too..They can be cab drivers if they so worried instead of trying to
CONTROL everyone.. :thcocktail:

 

[Jville]

Why is it safer?The police have cages protecting them..Their cars are payed for by the taxpayer..The gas too..They can be cab drivers if they so worried instead of trying to
CONTROL everyone.. :thcocktail:

Words of anarchy.

 

[RichNhansom]

Just another drunk 9er. Big surprise.