Kenny Stabler Busted For DUI…Again
by Bodog Beat News Ticker | June 9th, 2008
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| Former Oakland Raiders great Kenny Stabler has been arrested for DUI. (AP Images) |
Former University of Alabama and Oakland Raiders star QB Kenny "The Snake" Stabler has been arrested for his third DUI, according to police in Robertsdale, Alabama.
Police said the Foley, Ala., native was pulled over for a traffic violation on Alabama Highway 59 and charged with DUI.
Stabler, according to authorities, was taken into custody early Sunday at about 1 a.m.
Robertsdale assistant police chief Brian Middleton said Stabler posted $1,000 bond and was released from jail.
Stabler, who played quarterback for the Oakland Raiders from 1970-79, the Houston Oilers from 1980-81 and New Orleans Saints from 1982-84, has two previous DUI charges, stemming from arrests in 2001 and 1995.
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Though driving with over-the-limit alcohol is wrong, people are not asking three questions 1) exactly why was he pulled over 2) why the extra charge of reckless driving 3) what was is alcohol level. Robertsdale is a notorious speed trap in Alabama. They have a long record of ethically questionable acts from political hacks put truly in charge, sex offender officers, sexual misconduct from former police chief, and especially meeting the exact definition of a speed trap by pulling people over just past the change in speed sign for driving the old speed limit +2 mph. I am in no way in the very very slightest saying driving with over the limit alcohol level in black and white terms is right. I had a friend to die from drunk driving and would like over the limit drivers arrested and not being able to plea out of it. No one should accept what the city and Stabler's lawyers state what happened because that might be part of any agreement and not the true facts.