A bit more info on ESPN:
Portland Timbers players Liam Ridgewell and Jake Gleeson were arrested and charged with drunk driving offenses late Monday night.
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office charged both players with driving under the influence of intoxicants (DUII), according to its website. The news was first reported by KATU in Portland.
Ridgewell, 32, and Gleeson, 26, both posted a $7,500 bond and have a Lake Oswego municipal court date set for Nov. 16.
A Lake Oswego police spokesman told The Oregonian that Gleeson was involved in a two-vehicle crash, and was also charged with reckless driving and reckless endangerment.
Gleeson "apparently called a friend to come pick him up, and that was Ridgewell," Sgt. Tom Hamann said, and officers determined after field sobriety tests that both men were under the influence. Ridgewell was only charged with DUII.
Police said both players were also cited for declining a breath test.
So, a bloke has an accident. He rang Ridgewel and presumably must have told him what's happened. And Ridgewell who has been drinking jumps in his car to collect him (i.e. at the scene of a crash where no doubt they'll be police.)
Have I read this correctly? Only an utter idiot would do this.
So, a bloke has an accident. He rang Ridgewel and presumably must have told him what's happened. And Ridgewell who has been drinking jumps in his car to collect him (i.e. at the scene of a crash where no doubt they'll be police.)
Have I read this correctly? Only an utter idiot would do this.
He would have thought no doubt that the police would have expected that his friend would have phoned somebody who hadnt been drinking so the chances of getting tested even with many poluce about was very low.
I don't imagine he thought at all.
He would have thought no doubt that the police would have expected that his friend would have phoned somebody who hadnt been drinking so the chances of getting tested even with many police about was very low.
That would have been my thinking the chances of being tested are virtually nil unless I have an accident.
He would have thought no doubt that the police would have expected that his friend would have phoned somebody who hadnt been drinking so the chances of getting tested even with many police about was very low.
I bet we all know which one would admit it first.Given the outcome both you and Ridgewell would have been wrong then.
Given the outcome both you and Ridgewell would have been wrong then.