Sauerbeck runs and hides from cops
You can’t make this stuff up:
Cleveland Indians pitcher Scott Sauerbeck was arrested early Tuesday after he and a woman fled from his vehicle and were found hiding behind bushes, police said.
Sauerbeck, 34, of nearby Avon, was the passenger in his car, which a patrolman saw weaving. The vehicle pulled into a driveway and the driver, Lily Miller, and Sauerbeck got out, walked into the backyard and jumped a fence, according to a police report.
The owner of the house reported hearing voices outside and police found Sauerbeck and Miller hiding between the home and some bushes.
Miller reportedly blew a 0.253, more than three times the legal limit, and faces DUI and obstructing official business charges. Sauerbeck, meanwhile, was charged with obstructing official business and wrongful entrustment, apparently for allowing someone who was shit-canned drunk to drive his car.
All of which makes you wonder: If letting Miller drive was the best option available, exactly how smashed was Sauerbeck?
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Love the show Kenny, hope to get the opportunity to work along side you someday in the radio business for WKNR. I’m studying computers in school so I hope to someday get the opportunity to use my knowledge for computers in the radio business and what better to do that than with the Road man and his krew.
On to my frustrations on the Tribe. I’ve heard fans complain that the reason for the ‘lack of effort’ whatever you want to call it is due to management, and lack of money thanks to Dolan’s discounts. Here’s my point, the Tribe will never be able to contend seriously in this league because of these factors. One is we have no BIG NAME PLAYERS on the roster, I know C.C and Hafner are up and coming superstars but look at the teams that play in Oct every year all those teams have superstars more than one on their roster. This town has shown we will support a winner, we did that in the 90’s with the Indians , and now with the Cavs. Unless Dolan spends the money he promised us he would, as a Tribe fan we will have to settle for mediocrity every year, getting our hopes up every year only to be disappointed come Oct when the OIC factor shows its ugly face again in Cleveland. Kenny, the OIC name you came up with is priceless thats a perfect way to describe life as a Cleveland sports fan. I will be a frequent vistor to this site, and I look forward to many discussions with the folks on this board.
Hilarious. Why didn’t the idiot just call a cab? You’d think he’d be able to afford it.