THE LAW NABS BRIAN GRIESE AGAIN

Chief Roundup · 11-03-2000, 10:11 AM

THE LAW NABS BRIAN GRIESE AGAIN
Things continue to get worse for Denver Broncos QB Brian Griese. The Associated Press is reporting that the state of Florida has cancelled his driver's license because of a previous infraction. When Griese was pulled over last Saturday night, he showed the highway patrolman his Florida driver's license. Once a computer scan was run, it was discovered that Griese was driving under a suspended license from the state of Michigan. The state of Michigan suspended his license because he was unsuccessful in paying fines for two minor violations, which involved non-use of a seat belt and having defective equipment. In 1997 Griese applied for a Florida replacement license and received it in November of that year. However, he said he had neither been licensed nor lost his driving privileges in another state when he filled out the replacement application. In other twist, Griese was awarded a driver's license in 1990 from the state of Florida, but upon applying for a Michigan license in 1997, he was forced to surrender to his original license. <BR>

11-03-2000, 10:11 AM	Topic Starter
Chief Roundup Admitted Planet Junky Join Date: Oct 2000 Casino cash: $1921627	THE LAW NABS BRIAN GRIESE AGAIN Things continue to get worse for Denver Broncos QB Brian Griese. The Associated Press is reporting that the state of Florida has cancelled his driver's license because of a previous infraction. When Griese was pulled over last Saturday night, he showed the highway patrolman his Florida driver's license. Once a computer scan was run, it was discovered that Griese was driving under a suspended license from the state of Michigan. The state of Michigan suspended his license because he was unsuccessful in paying fines for two minor violations, which involved non-use of a seat belt and having defective equipment. In 1997 Griese applied for a Florida replacement license and received it in November of that year. However, he said he had neither been licensed nor lost his driving privileges in another state when he filled out the replacement application. In other twist, Griese was awarded a driver's license in 1990 from the state of Florida, but upon applying for a Michigan license in 1997, he was forced to surrender to his original license. <BR>
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