Rider
03-12-2009, 01:07 PM
LOS ANGELES -- Former NFL player-turned-actor Brian Bosworth has been charged with drunk driving after being arrested in Hollywood last Friday.
City attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan says Bosworth was charged Wednesday with two misdemeanor counts in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Mateljan says the former Seattle Seahawks linebacker was riding his motorcycle when police stopped him for not having a front license plate.
If convicted Bosworth faces six months in jail.
The 44-year-old former All-American at Oklahoma was drafted by Seattle in 1987. He retired after three seasons because of a shoulder injury.
Bosworth, known for his earrings and blond Mohawk haircut, appeared in such films as "Stone Cold," "Three Kings" and "The Longest Yard."
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3972084
OK fine another retired athlete gets arrested for drunk driving. New day same shit, but what caught my eye was the reason he was pulled over. His motorcycle didn't have a front plate. :wtf: When did states start requiring motorcycles to have a front plate? Where the hell would you put it? As far as I know California doesn't require a front plate on bikes but since I moved away the law may have changed. Can one of you Cali residents shed some light on this?
City attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan says Bosworth was charged Wednesday with two misdemeanor counts in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Mateljan says the former Seattle Seahawks linebacker was riding his motorcycle when police stopped him for not having a front license plate.
If convicted Bosworth faces six months in jail.
The 44-year-old former All-American at Oklahoma was drafted by Seattle in 1987. He retired after three seasons because of a shoulder injury.
Bosworth, known for his earrings and blond Mohawk haircut, appeared in such films as "Stone Cold," "Three Kings" and "The Longest Yard."
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3972084
OK fine another retired athlete gets arrested for drunk driving. New day same shit, but what caught my eye was the reason he was pulled over. His motorcycle didn't have a front plate. :wtf: When did states start requiring motorcycles to have a front plate? Where the hell would you put it? As far as I know California doesn't require a front plate on bikes but since I moved away the law may have changed. Can one of you Cali residents shed some light on this?