well the fact of the matter is IF he was drunk, in a car, with keys he is legally DUI.

and what do you guys EXPECT the police to say?


watch the video, listen to their comments, then read what the neighbors say and i think any reasonable person can assume he was drunk.

You don't have to even be in the car. You can be sitting on the hood drinking and get a DUI. You don't even have to have the keys to get a DUI. You think cops care about in the car, driving, keys or any other specifics when making thier quota?

Stupid POS should have just killed himself, not the mother.

He was worried about 2.6% of his income going for child support. 97.4% of 1.9 million doesn't go very far now days.

I watched an interesting documentary last night called "Head Games" about sports and concussions....it was very interesting.

Ah. Did not know that.

Where did you get 2.6%?

Isn't the average child support payment for 1 kid closer to 20%?

I don't have kids, but I know my friends who pay support give out a shit load more than two and a half percent.

There were 2 double shootings here last weekend, one in which a child suffered life threatening injuries. I'm not saying it's right, but 0 ****s are given by the KCPD about a guy sleeping in his car.

Belcher who?

If that were any regular Joe, he would have been arrested for DUI, or at the very least been given a field sobriety test. There's no doubt in my mind that the cops let him go because he was an NFL player.

Does that make them responsible for what happened later? Maybe a little. It certainly makes them negligent in the performance of their duties.

Did they let him drive away? Or were they present when he knocked on his gf's door then entered the other apartment? We don't really know that Belcher didn't party it up with the neighbors before going to bed.

So the KCPD doesn't issue DUIs?

Sometimes its best not to post when you don't have a clue what you are talking about.

Because it's a prayer and it's supposed to be done with the right hand.

So you really think that police should be handing out DUIs to people who aren't driving? That's your personal opinion?

Of course they do. But even if they thought Belcher was too intoxicated to drive, he took refuge at the scene with his friend's neighbor to sleep it off (I understand according to their statement above that they didn't think he was intoxicated). I understand that might get you rung up for DUI in the burbs, but that was likely enough for KCPD to move on to something else.