Former NFL Star Jay Cutler Has Reported To Jail

by Larry Leo

September 30, 20258 Comments

Former NFL QB Jay Cutler reported to a Tennessee jail on Monday to begin serving his DUI sentence. This stems from Oct. 17, 2024 when the 42-year-old was accused of exhibiting signs of being intoxicated following a traffic accident in Franklin. Authorities alleged Cutler rear-ended a car, and when officers showed up to investigate the scene, he reeked of booze, had bloodshot eyes and was slurring his words....

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Records we've obtained show the ex-NFL star was booked into Williamson County Jail at around 8 AM PT ... and the former quarterback is now expected to remain there until Friday.

Cutler, of course, was ordered to spend four days in the slammer last month ... after he pleaded guilty to one count of misdemeanor DUI.

A judge also required Kristin Cavallari's ex-husband to pay a $350 fine, and go on supervised probation for one year. Cutler additionally was ordered to attend a DUI safety class ... and his Tennessee license was revoked for one year.

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biglego•3 months

Good. DUI deserves jail time. Uber exists.

atltiger6487•3 months

with Uber being so easy and inexpensive, there's no need to ever drive impaired.

CAD703X•3 months

another vandy thug

cajunmud•3 months

Well, at least it was a real crime (that which has a victim), he rear ended someone. Most DUI's are just flat out money grabs to feed the system and keep worthless gov parasites employed.

NebraskaExPat•3 months

Most DUIs have the chance to turn into a real crime with a loved one of yours dead.

cajunmud•3 months

You're wrong Nebraska, most DUIs make it home safe and are never noticed. Most accidents happen when the BAC is .13 and above. That's what the class said that they made me take when I was flat out framed for a DUI.

If it's about preventing accidents, why isn't the limit at the level where accidents are usually caused...and not continually getting lower and lower?

$$$$$$$$$$$

Sweep Da Leg•3 months

100% money grab

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