February 10, 20196 yr https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texans/article/Vince-Young-on-DWI-arrest-Just-an-allegation-13604272.php Vince Young on DWI arrest: 'Just an allegation, I'm not guilty' ..."I've got a real good lawyer, one of the best in the country," Young said Saturday during a Tristar Productions autograph show at NRG Arena. "We're going to fight the case. It's just an allegation. I'm not guilty...."
February 10, 20196 yr I hope that's not just bluster. It can be easy enough to get off a DWI without video (or with good video). And even if he's acquitted, he needs to check hisself before he wrecks hisself. Edited February 10, 20196 yr by TwiceHorn
February 10, 20196 yr 10 hours ago, clapclapclap said: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texans/article/Vince-Young-on-DWI-arrest-Just-an-allegation-13604272.php Vince Young on DWI arrest: 'Just an allegation, I'm not guilty' ..."I've got a real good lawyer, one of the best in the country," Young said Saturday during a Tristar Productions autograph show at NRG Arena. "We're going to fight the case. It's just an allegation. I'm not guilty...." Well, there went my talk with my high schooler on how people make mistakes and how it's important to own them and be better. They are going to throw the book at him and he will deserve it. Wrong county to mess with.
February 10, 20196 yr Seems like a not so wise thing to say, has a touch of 'they're out to get me' to it. Why he's talking at all about it if his attorney is so great is perplexing.
February 10, 20196 yr Well It was just an allegation, Running away from me... It was just an allegation, Running away from me. Edited February 10, 20196 yr by Matuka
February 10, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, bluto said: Seems like a not so wise thing to say, has a touch of 'they're out to get me' to it. Why he's talking at all about it if his attorney is so great is perplexing. Could be a pretrial strategy his attorney has outlined..... if not, best for Vince to stay silent on this matter.
February 10, 20196 yr 12 hours ago, The Golden Hat said: Take an uber you dumb jackwagon. i don't think he has the app. Besides, when woozy, judgement isn't best. Isn't VY married? Where the hell is the wife?
February 10, 20196 yr Blew a 0.24 “allegedly” LOL good luck, Vince. Hope you beat it and knock off that behavior.
February 10, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, Murfdogg21 said: Blew a 0.24 “allegedly” LOL good luck, Vince. Hope you beat it and knock off that behavior. Why do you hope he beats it? If he's driving around with that high of BAC, he needs to pay the price. Or is it because it's VY?
February 10, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Vic Mackey said: Why do you hope he beats it? If he's driving around with that high of BAC, he needs to pay the price. Or is it because it's VY? Yeah. Getting locked up might save his life or the life of someone into whose living room he might have otherwise crashed.
February 10, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Magus Ossis said: Yeah. Getting locked up might save his life or the life of someone into whose living room he might have otherwise crashed. Leave Billy Joel out of this.
February 10, 20196 yr Blew a 0.24 “allegedly” LOL good luck, Vince. Hope you beat it and knock off that behavior. Oh damn, didnt know it was .24. Isnt over .15 or .16 more serious?
February 11, 20196 yr As someone that has received 2 DWIs (21 years old; 30 years old) I can tell you that the best thing for me was getting caught and having to pay the price for my mistakes. Paying all that money, getting an interlock on my car and knowing that a 3rd violation meant actual jail time was enough of a deterrent for me. I rarely even drink outside of my house anymore, and if I do, I make sure that I'm covered with a ride to/from said watering hole. Being VY doesn't excuse your actions. Especially since Uber/Lyft is a thing now. In fact, because you are VY, you have even less of an excuse. Literally 100 out of 100 sober people will go out of their way to help you for free in the Austin area.
February 11, 20196 yr 6 hours ago, Spankytoes said: As someone that has received 2 DWIs (21 years old; 30 years old) I can tell you that the best thing for me was getting caught and having to pay the price for my mistakes. Paying all that money, getting an interlock on my car and knowing that a 3rd violation meant actual jail time was enough of a deterrent for me. I rarely even drink outside of my house anymore, and if I do, I make sure that I'm covered with a ride to/from said watering hole. Being VY doesn't excuse your actions. Especially since Uber/Lyft is a thing now. In fact, because you are VY, you have even less of an excuse. Literally 100 out of 100 sober people will go out of their way to help you for free in the Austin area. Well, I know nothing of Vince’s issues, or even if he has one. But, you hit the nail on the head on the magic required to get ones shit together. I, like you finally demanded it of myself. No one person or circumstances can force someone to clean up their act if they don’t want to. You will always find some excuse, regardless of how dumb the excuse may in fact be. You have to truly want it for yourself. You have to want to change. Because it is so fucking hard to accomplish. And that applies to smoking, drinking, prescription drugs, whatever your “thing” may be that is in control of your life.
February 11, 20196 yr On 2/10/2019 at 12:30 PM, NowThis said: i don't think he has the app. Besides, when woozy, judgement isn't best. Isn't VY married? Where the hell is the wife? Not in his ride @ 3am on a school night. Better odds if you had inquired about South Austin's Mom.
February 11, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Scooter Monzingo said: Well, I know nothing of Vince’s issues, or even if he has one. But, you hit the nail on the head on the magic required to get ones shit together. I, like you finally demanded it of myself. No one person or circumstances can force someone to clean up their act if they don’t want to. You will always find some excuse, regardless of how dumb the excuse may in fact be. You have to truly want it for yourself. You have to want to change. Because it is so fucking hard to accomplish. And that applies to smoking, drinking, prescription drugs, whatever your “thing” may be that is in control of your life. The trap that alcoholics usually find themselves in is the idea that you can handle it on your own if you really want to. That if you just DECIDE to clean up your act, you will. The first of the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous is "We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--- that our lives had become unmanageable." In other words, if VY is an alcoholic, then he's not just going to wake up and stop being an alcoholic.
May 31, 20196 yr Good I guess? I want Vince to learn from his mistakes. Who knows. Maybe Vince was right or maybe he got a sweetheart deal. Stay healthy big man.
May 31, 20196 yr Love you as a person Vince and I do not hold any "expectations" for you that is not my right, but I want the best for you and hope you follow up on things you have said
June 2, 20196 yr On 5/31/2019 at 6:13 PM, Machinator said: On 5/31/2019 at 6:24 PM, Lhorn said: Good I guess? I want Vince to learn from his mistakes. Who knows. Maybe Vince was right or maybe he got a sweetheart deal. Stay healthy big man. Every day, DAs across the the state plea bargain DWI charges to Obstruction of Highway in order to allow defendants to be placed on deferred adjudication. In Texas, deferred adjudication is not available for DWI. Most any criminal attorney will get you that deal.
June 2, 20196 yr 8 minutes ago, SaucyJack said: Every day, DAs across the the state plea bargain DWI charges to Obstruction of Highway in order to allow defendants to be placed on deferred adjudication. In Texas, deferred adjudication is not available for DWI. Most any criminal attorney will get you that deal. Well, it's not ALWAYS available, but it's common as goose tracks. Usually there's some little something, a good video, NC QB, or something that tilts it to obstruction.
June 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, SaucyJack said: Every day, DAs across the the state plea bargain DWI charges to Obstruction of Highway in order to allow defendants to be placed on deferred adjudication. In Texas, deferred adjudication is not available for DWI. Most any criminal attorney will get you that deal. Yes, this is Vince's last screw-up, though. If it happens again it will be serious, even if he completes the period of deferred adjudication with no further violations.
June 2, 20196 yr 12 hours ago, SaucyJack said: Every day, DAs across the the state plea bargain DWI charges to Obstruction of Highway in order to allow defendants to be placed on deferred adjudication. In Texas, deferred adjudication is not available for DWI. Most any criminal attorney will get you that deal. Could have been worse, could have been Reckless Driving!!
June 2, 20196 yr 15 minutes ago, JFKFC said: Does this mean Vince is eligible to play against LSU? For tailgate eating contests...yes
June 2, 20196 yr 16 hours ago, woohorn said: So does he get his "job" back? Backpay? Does Bru flip back back? He got fired because he wasn’t doing his job, not the dui. My buddy got his reduced to the same thing in college. It took a good lawyer and quite a bit of money. He was hammered from $1 beer night.
June 2, 20196 yr On 2/11/2019 at 2:55 PM, Scooter Monzingo said: Well, I know nothing of Vince’s issues, or even if he has one. But, you hit the nail on the head on the magic required to get ones shit together. I, like you finally demanded it of myself. No one person or circumstances can force someone to clean up their act if they don’t want to. You will always find some excuse, regardless of how dumb the excuse may in fact be. You have to truly want it for yourself. You have to want to change. Because it is so fucking hard to accomplish. And that applies to smoking, drinking, prescription drugs, whatever your “thing” may be that is in control of your life. I’ve been dead-to-rights for a DWI three times in my life, including a rollover at 4am on I-35 in georgetown after drinking all day in austin. the other two times I was just pulled over. all three times I was not arrested and looking back I really wish I had been locked up. would have expedited things for me.
June 3, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, futureman said: I’ve been dead-to-rights for a DWI three times in my life, including a rollover at 4am on I-35 in georgetown after drinking all day in austin. the other two times I was just pulled over. all three times I was not arrested and looking back I really wish I had been locked up. would have expedited things for me. Are you Michael Dell or just really loaded?
June 3, 20196 yr 3 minutes ago, Hook1997 said: Are you Michael Dell or just really loaded? the former.
June 3, 20196 yr If only 22-year-old Vince could have picked an agent like today Vince can pick a lawyer...
June 3, 20196 yr 6 hours ago, 4th&Five said: He got fired because he wasn’t doing his job, not the dui. Link ... or can you be more specific?
June 3, 20196 yr Link ... or can you be more specific?He was coming in late, leaving early, not showing at all. Google is your friend if you want to know more about it.
June 5, 20196 yr Looks like he, at the very least, has admitted he has an issue. Good for him and best of luck to him in his sobriety.
June 5, 20196 yr Bravo VY, never too late and this world loves a good comeback story. Keep it going, hook'em!
June 5, 20196 yr Or you people could just post a fucking link. Jesus. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=vince+young+fired+from+ut Internet is hard
September 9, 20205 yr GOOD NEWS... https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2908156-report-vince-young-avoids-jail-time-as-charges-dropped-from-2019-dwi-arrest Report: Vince Young Avoids Jail Time as Charges Dropped from 2019 DWI Arrest TIM DANIELS. SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 Former NFL quarterback Vince Young completed a diversion program to have a charge of obstruction of a highway dropped stemming from an arrest on suspicion of DWI in February 2019 in Fort Bend County, Texas. TMZ Sports reported Tuesday the Class B misdemeanor charge, which carried a maximum of 180 days in jail, was dismissed Aug. 25 Court documents were filed stating Young "completed a pretrial intervention program supervised by the probation department," per TMZ. Young successfully had the charge reduced from DWI to obstruction of a highway in May 2019 after a court appeal. Young previously pleaded no contest in a separate DWI case in January 2017 after being arrested in January 2016 in Austin, Texas. He was placed on 18 months' probation, fined $300 and ordered to perform 60 hours of community service. The former NFL quarterback was born in Houston and attended the University of Texas in Austin before getting selected by the Tennessee Titans with the third overall pick in the 2006 NFL draft. Young, who's now 37, was named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2006 and earned two Pro Bowl selections during his time with the Titans, which ended after the 2010 season. He also played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns. Young returned to UT as an employee in 2014, but he was fired in March 2019 for "poor performance and often being absent from work or not in touch with his supervisors," according to Jim Vertuno of the Associated Press.
September 9, 20205 yr Man he was so great remember in the Rose Bowl and he ran that play. Too bad he is a criminal now we don't need those associated with the school
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