Coach Few DUI Sentencing

[jazzdelmar]

Not to excuse the facts....but I watched enough of it to draw the same conclusion...the cop was a complete jerk....

Maybe that’s why it was leaked, ya think? Mayberry PD no match for GUBB’s top shelf p.r. apparatus.

[zagfan08]

Another reminder that just because something is in the police report doesn't mean it's true.

[Zagcity]

Ya holy sh*t, reports are complete BS. He was completely with it and cooperative, officer was an a*s and then some.

All you need to know is that Mark is a stand up guy. Proven time and time again.

[strikenowhere]

Definitely seems pretty tame and a stark departure from the initial police write-up and subsequent reporting (shocking, I know).

[Reborn]

I am glad I got the chance to see the videos. I thought Few handled the situation quite well. He was very cohearant IMO. I was glad he didn't take the tests that the officer was trying to force him to take. Few understood the LAW. And his refusal to take them shows he was not drunk imo. The officer was being pretty aggressive with Mark and you could see he was very irritated by Few's refusal to take the tests. IMO there also was no need for the officer to inspect Few's body. And what was the officer's reason to have Few turn his hat on backwards. IMO the officer showed that he , the officer, was a jerk.

Proud of you Coach.

Go Zags!


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[RenoZag]

Maybe that’s why it was leaked, ya think? Mayberry PD no match for GUBB’s top shelf p.r. apparatus.

Bodycam footage wasn't "leaked."

KHQ obtained body camera footage through a public records request from the Coeur d’Alene Police Department that shows police arresting Gonzaga head basketball coach Mark Few on suspicion of a DUI, and the subsequent exchange between a police sergeant and Few at a hospital.

LINK: https://www.spokesman.com/stories/20...g-few-convers/

[gueastcoast]

I've not commented on any of this over the last several weeks because I've felt I've not really had much to add, but if I understand what the dash cam video (post #43) was showing, I would offer the following observation:

If what we witnessed there constituted a reasonable suspicion of drunk driving, then 90+% of motorists are drunk.

[TexasZagFan]

Must be a slow news day. Yardbarker posted a hit piece today. I simply don’t get it, the case has been adjudicated, why keep bringing it up?

[ZagsObserver]

I've not commented on any of this over the last several weeks because I've felt I've not really had much to add, but if I understand what the dash cam video (post #43) was showing, I would offer the following observation:

If what we witnessed there constituted a reasonable suspicion of drunk driving, then 90+% of motorists are drunk.

Yep, lots of exaggerations and maybe even falsehoods in the police report to establish suspicion.

Certainly enough to get it reduced to negligent if Few had wanted to go that route.

[Zagceo]

looked like tired 60 year old dealing with his large overly friendly protective dogs and was extremely aware of his surroundings IMO.

now we know why he does handstands.

[zagfan1]

after watching the two videos several times it didn’t seem like he was a danger to anyone. If he was running lights/stop signs or going all the way into the other lane could have suggested something else. You could rationalize that the dogs might have created the initial partial cross into the other lane and move to the shoulder. In the second video of the stop, I do think the officer was overly aggressive with the field sobriety test interactions and there was no reason for having him turning the cap around. It wasn’t for safety purposes which the officer claimed. Few seemed civil and compliant and it seemed fairly normal the interaction with the officer. Hard to refute the blood test results though since the results were over the legal threshold. Hopefully this is the end of this and Few will just need to live with some heckling from the opposing fan bases and the fact those two videos will be out there for public consumption on a permanent basis.

[zagdontzig]

Slow night for the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department.

[jazzdelmar]

Slow night for the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department.

Agree, I’m thinking since the FD’s alert precipitated the stop, the PD was therefore committed to maxing out what they could make stick on Few.

[johno]

What were the blood test results or are you referring to the breath tests?

[zagfan1]

On my thread I meant breathalyzer instead of actual blood test. Typed it in wrong.