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Jay Cutler Arrested On Troubling Charges Thursday Night

by Larry Leo

October 18, 202425 Comments

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Police arrested former Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler in Franklin, Tennessee on Thursday night for driving under the influence and a number of other charges...

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The former NFL star and ex-husband of Kristin Cavallari was arrested for DUI and 3 other offenses Thursday evening in the city of Franklin, TN. The other crimes were failure to exercise due care, violation of implied consent law, and possession of a handgun while under the influence.

Cutler was booked into the Williamson County Jail, where he posed for a scruffy mugshot -- and, as you can see, the dude doesn't look too happy. Jay posted $5,000 bond and was released later that night, according to a rep for the Franklin Police Department.

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Leopold•16 months

I drink if I was married to KC, too

Shamoan•16 months

He was smashing pretty nice strange a decade ago. Still probably doing better than me, but maybe not.

General RL Bullard•16 months

Clearly, he was too drunk to decide not to drive. Charge the bartender and waitstaff.

Problem solved.

ItNeverRains•16 months

Not excusing Jay, but Williamson ConSheriffs Office is a bunch of lowlife non residents who just like shitting on the locals.

Philzilla•16 months

Which charge is troubling?

Chalkywhite84•16 months

Are you joking?

Veritas•16 months

He’s got that DUI face, not surprised

TigerRoyale•16 months

In this day and age how and why does anyone get arrested for DUI.

Touchdowns4LSU•16 months

Maybe ask the parents who lost a child due to stupid drunks?

stuntman•16 months

Yeah, I know it's not a wise choice, but those kids gotta get to school.

SEC Doctor•16 months

violation of implied consent law - what is this about?

HarryBalzack•16 months

Probably refused the breathalizer.

ThatTahoeOverThere•16 months

" failure to exercise due care" for some reason this made me LOL

Hangit•16 months

That succubus he married left him messed up, after robbing him on her way out the door.

BabyTac•16 months

“Ex of Kristin Cavallari”. Says everything about our society. A guy that gained fame from working his arse off as an athlete is known by a reality TV whore.

theballguy•16 months

Still celebrating that win over Bama I see.

mpwilging•17 months

That's why Uber & Lyft exist.

cajunmud•17 months

There's over 100k laws on the books that will put you in jail...in the Land of the Free. How far we have let them take us.

Timeoday•17 months

There is definitely a Human Toll of Too Much Law!!

cajunmud•17 months

The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws.

~ Gaius Cornelius Tacitus (The Annals of Imperial Rome)

Black n Gold•17 months

Possessing a gun while drinking is against the law? Talk about overreach.

Drizzt•17 months

This is a classic case of overcharging to get a plea. All the other charges are directly tied to the DUI charge. This is why state legislators need to trim down their felony statutes so you don’t get 4 charges all for the same event.

saturncube21•17 months

Don't Drink and Drive -Simple

Hogbit•17 months

Anybody that says they haven't is a liar.

atltiger6487•16 months

"Anybody that says they haven't is a liar" true, but in today's world, where Uber is typically inexpensive, quick, and easy to use, there's absolutely no excuse. And also, Cutler is a multimillionaire and shouldn't worry about the Uber cost, which is negligible to a guy like him.

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