Bill Belichick's Son Brian Belichick Arrested

[CaptainKickass]

SOURCE:
http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212233779.shtml


"Brian Belichick, the 17-year-old son of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, will now have to stay out of trouble for six months in order to escape a charge for alcohol possession in the Gillette Stadium parking lot.

The younger Belichick was arrested Monday afternoon, the day of the NCAA lacrosse title match, after police found him in posession a can of beer during a patrol for underage drinkers, the AP reported."

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Ya think that if any Packer's Coaches 17 year old son(s) were caught with a can of beer outside of Lambeau that anyone would give a crap, much less arrest him?


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[RashanGary]

Massachusetts cops are pretty bored, huh?

[Joemailman]

This story is unbelievable. People still drink beer out of a can?

[SnakeLH2006]

This story is unbelievable. People still drink beer out of a can?

In a word, yes.

[gbpackfan]

Massachusetts cops are pretty bored, huh?

The only problem is that when a young man like this gets in his car after drinking and kills someone, people want to blame the cops. Police officers can't win. No matter what they do, half of the people out there hate them for doing their jobs. Because in today's society, NO ONE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN ACTIONS! It is ALWAYS someone else's fault.

At the end of the day, the kid was drinking a little beer. No big deal. But he's a complete moron for doing it in public. Forcing the police to do something.

My personal feelings....If you can fight, kill and die for your country in the military, you should be able to enjoy a beer. But what the hell do I know!? :shock:

[Tyrone Bigguns]

This story is unbelievable. People still drink beer out of a can?

Funny thing, yes.

I actually picked up some Dale's Pale Ale for memorial weekend.

Intrigued by:
Dale's Pale Ale is our flagship beer and America's first hand-canned craft beer.

http://www.oskarblues.com/brew/


Why cans? We thought the idea of our bold, hoppy pale ale squeezed into a little can was hilarious. It made us laugh for weeks.

But then we discovered that the belief that cans impart flavor to beer is a myth. The modern-day aluminum can and its lid are lined with a water-based coating, so the beer and the can never touch. Cans, we discovered, are actually good for beer. Cans keep beer especially fresh by fully protecting it from light and oxygen. Our cans also hold extremely low amounts of dissolved oxygen, so our beer stays especially fresh for longer. Cans are also easier to recycle and less fuel-consuming to ship.