Lauletta Arrested - hopefully not a big deal
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this is a traffic incident with no alcohol so not a big deal from that standpoint, not domestic violence, assault, etc. however, you don't race to work, having to place yourself, other drivers and police officers, in harm's way due to your lack of being at work on time. coached my kids to always be early no matter what the situation is, be early. you hear coaches say all the time, he is the first guy in the facility, the last to leave, they like that kind of personality. see aggressive drivers all the time and just like drugs, does not just hurt them, they place everyone in danger and that is just wrong. hope he learns a lesson and if he loses his license, he will really learn a hard one. jags are classical, completely ww1 from a standpoint of mechanical but still great lines and iconic automobiles, a nice choice if you have the money to keep them running
I could be mistaken, but it sounds like you’re the driver that drives slow in left lane. lol
I drive really slow in the ultrafast lane
While people behind me are going insane
Denis Leary
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Here is some additional information about Lauletta's driving issue, from the article above.
Lauletta was put in jail for six hours in an unusual situation this week as he was driving to the team facility around 7:45 a.m. ET. There was a major backup on his route, and, scrambling to be there by 8:30, he disobeyed a police officer on the scene who wanted him to take a lengthy detour. Sources said Lauletta did not act in a belligerent manner, though he does admit he should have obeyed the directive immediately. He was charged with eluding police and resisting attest.
Lauletta was put in jail for six hours in an unusual situation this week as he was driving to the team facility around 7:45 a.m. ET. There was a major backup on his route, and, scrambling to be there by 8:30, he disobeyed a police officer on the scene who wanted him to take a lengthy detour. Sources said Lauletta did not act in a belligerent manner, though he does admit he should have obeyed the directive immediately. He was charged with eluding police and resisting attest.
If the cop was that pissed at Lauletta, then it was all about his (Lauletta's) attitude, just say'n............."Above the law"
other than the glasses and the hat, you got me little i. actually, i see so much aggressive driving here and has nothing to do with which lane or if their signal light is still on, it is about people who are only thinking of themselves and not my wife or kids or grand kids who may be out there with them. my dad taught me how to drive with one big statement, "you get a ticket, any ticket, i take your license". never got a ticket, even though was egged on by my buds to race this guy or whatever. always told them, let's go back to your house and get your car, then we can race. i used the same rule with my kids and they never got a ticket either, pays to have some guardrails which you can enforce at home and not wait for a judge. hope Kyle gets out of this but if he does not learn anything from it, big mistake on his part.
Lauletta is remoseful. He needs to undertake community outreach for the guys in blue. It will only help his image and endear him to the NY community.
I would hope he has some good folks around him coaching him on PR. I am sure the Giants staff has someone or the marketing team who is assisting and guiding the messaging. I would agree some outreach would be good. Who knows, might be able to turn this into an opportunity to show really positively.
Someone obviously coached Lauletta before his interview. He even teared up some. I was very proud of him. Mea Culpas are good. Now he has to do some outreach efforts for the local police department; hold a fundraiser, hand deliver doughnuts to them (what cop doesn't like doughnuts?), talk about the importance of good community relations with the police, etc.
hey, i like your humor little i when it is funny. by the way, call you little i as opposed to italics i because little is easier to type, nothing personal or a knock on you buddy
Lesson for Kyle. Be an all-pro before doing something stupid on the roads. See Antonio Brown
