I guees he's got a little NASCAR in him.
Tyreke Evans has been spoken to about this situation at all levels of our organization. We have emphasized the seriousness of the charge and that we have a zero tolerance for conduct of this sort from our players. Tyreke has apologized and has agreed to all terms of the penalties and fines the court has imposed. He has been in full cooperation with the California Highway Patrol throughout the process, and will engage in 80 hours of volunteer work, including an assistance to the CHP’s driver safety program. He has apologized to the organization, our fans, and community, and has assured us that this will not happen again. We feel he has learned an extremely valuable lesson and we consider the case closed.
My question is what was the point or the reason, the CHP had to release this video to the public. I can understand if this was the day of or the night of the event; but some 60 plus days after the fact? Really? Seriously?
If this were you or I, our video would have been burned or boxed up. There is no reason to embarrass this kid, a good kid especially if he has learned his lesson.
Yep, he was speeding big time. Yep, he got caught, and has already received his sentencing. While I agree with everyone who says it was a stupid thing to do, I think it's something everyone who has ever owned a fast car has done at some point in time. My 68 Camaro had a blue-printed 327 in it and there's a really straight part of I-80 coming back from Auburn that used to see very little traffic. I put my foot into it and wasn't paying any attention to the speedometer until I noticed it was pegged... it was exhilarting, it was wrong and it was stupid. But I didn't realize any of that until afterwards.
I think Tyreke has learned his lesson and I just hope the media lets it go.
Wow he busting in that car!
I'm glad we get the guns drawn treatment in the uk! Yikes!
Live, learn, forget.
He was compliant, apologized, and thankfully didn't hurt anybody. Some of those sacbee comments are repulsive, but that is why I stopped reading after the first two comments.
That was excessive. His hands were out and the windows were down. The cop should have holstered it.
I thought they didn't allow peace officers to carry guns in the UK.
Edit: Or does your draw mean something other than brandished?
Yep, he was speeding big time. Yep, he got caught, and has already received his sentencing. While I agree with everyone who says it was a stupid thing to do, I think it's something everyone who has ever owned a fast car has done at some point in time. My 68 Camaro had a blue-printed 327 in it and there's a really straight part of I-80 coming back from Auburn that used to see very little traffic. I put my foot into it and wasn't paying any attention to the speedometer until I noticed it was pegged... it was exhilarting, it was wrong and it was stupid. But I didn't realize any of that until afterwards.
I think Tyreke has learned his lesson and I just hope the media lets it go.
No they don't carry guns over here, tasers are on the rise though!
you would never get ushered out of a car like that here, unless you'd just killed someone of course.
Anyone saying that that was excessive by the police is wrong. Even without tinted windows they'd be drawing the guns. He was driving like a maniac for like 10+ minutes and then rolls into a residential area and then to a school with people around.
(besides rolling through one stop sign which is apparently just going to be overlooked given the rest of this.
Well that last part I would think would be a reason not to escalate things with guns? Not as if he squealed into the parking lot. In fact the driving was mostly fine once he got off the freeways (besides rolling through one stop sign which is apparently just going to be overlooked given the rest of this. I think the guns were mostly because of the tint and corresponding risk to the officer.
2 and cutting corners