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James Bouknight arrested


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28 minutes ago, frankw said:

Apparently he's just been upping the ante as of late acting like a damn fool. What a waste of talent.

 

Good God… I want to laugh at our misery but this poo is dumb… after the Bobby Phills incident, you’d think the team would take all these reckless driving violations a little more serious… it’s all fun and games until he kills himself or another person… smh.

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According to the police report, officers saw Bouknight unconscious inside the vehicle with the vehicle running and in drive. He had the handgun in his hands. Officers set up a perimeter and attempted to awaken Bouknight for approximately an hour using a public address system, blasting airhorns and using lights.

Police said that once Bouknight was awake, he refused to comply with commands and appeared confused for several minutes. They said he ate food inside his vehicle and then crashed into two police cars — one of front of him and another behind him.

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4 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

According to the police report, officers saw Bouknight unconscious inside the vehicle with the vehicle running and in drive. He had the handgun in his hands. Officers set up a perimeter and attempted to awaken Bouknight for approximately an hour using a public address system, blasting airhorns and using lights.

Police said that once Bouknight was awake, he refused to comply with commands and appeared confused for several minutes. They said he ate food inside his vehicle and then crashed into two police cars — one of front of him and another behind him.

What in the actual fug…

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On 10/19/2022 at 1:56 PM, MillionDollarCam said:

Anyone think he’s been playing drunk? He was horrible during the preseason and if he’s got a severe drinking problem, it might be something that he’s dealing with during the game as well.

Such a shame to potentially throw away a dream job for a lot of people, you have the talent to be in rare air and you act like a complete idiot time and time again.

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