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He passes out once and now he has a "serious problem?" Jump to conclusions much?

The fact that he handled his liquor so poorly indicates he's new to this ****.
Because all new drinkers lay in the road with the door open on the car they were driving . Doesn't everybody remember their first pass out being a lot like that ?

You have the worst take anyone could possibly have on this , you will probably be the only person to watch that video with subsequent mugshot and think yep just new to drinking and driving . Nothing to see here
 

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Why don't we all pull down our pants and piss on Derick while he's down. People have no idea of the damage they do to our kids with this negative hype we put on this and other Webb sites. He's made a mistake.give it a break. I bet everybody blasting Derick are perfect......Not
 

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Hey since we got you in this thread. (and I always appreciate you-even if you banning my posts). If there were titties involved in this arrest, as a moderator would you let Kybob post them in the Paddock? Thanks.

Not before I saw them.
 

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Now did he intend to leave the party and just wasn't able to crank the car and get going? Very possible, but I think the video actually makes it more likely that he WAS NOT driving.

I think you're letting your blue blinder bias cloud your judgment here. I'll concede that it's possible that he didn't drive (or intend to drive), but I've a hard time seeing how anyone viewing that objectively and without bias would think it the most probable thing.

Also, exactly what "party" are you talking about? I've seen nothing in the articles I've read indicating this occurred outside a party, and it looks to me like an empty street with no other parked cars, no other people around, and no visible home next to where his car is. Where exactly is the evidence of this supposed party you keep talking about? Is that just sheer speculation you're making up?
 
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JohnBlue

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Why don't we all pull down our pants and piss on Derick while he's down. People have no idea of the damage they do to our kids with this negative hype we put on this and other Webb sites. He's made a mistake.give it a break. I bet everybody blasting Derick are perfect......Not

What? Don't spin this into being the fans fault. It was his choice to drink, not ours. We all make mistakes and we pay for them too, he's not going to be held to any lessor standard. you start doing that and it would send the message that what he did was okay and he should do it again.
 

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A number of issues are present here. Was the engine warm? Did someone see him drive in this condition? How long had this car been parked in this position? I do know the police in my county would have charged him with DUI and let the county attorney sort it out later. It would have been interesting to know what his blood alcohol level was and that would have been requested in a DUI charge unless he refused.
 

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believe me, I hope you're right and I'm wrong - would gladly eat crow to be mistaken here

My question is this - if there was a party, where was everyone?
Good question. Maybe Card fans kidnapped him after a drunken party, took him to this location, laid him in the street and called johnny law. :pimp:
 
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I live right down the road in Union/Boone. These are the same ******* that shoot kids in cars, like last year; and send under cover cops to graduation parties trying to bust adults.. Willis was clearly in the wrong but screw Boone County cops.
 
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I think you're letting your blue blinder bias cloud your judgment here. I'll concede that it's possible that he didn't drive (or intend to drive), but I've a hard time seeing how anyone viewing that objectively and without bias would think it the most probable thing.

Also, exactly what "party" are you talking about? I've seen nothing in the articles I've read indicating this occurred outside a party, and it looks to me like an empty street with no other parked cars or any other evidence of a party there. Is that just sheer speculation you're making up?

It's a neighborhood..

And a party doesn't have to mean 300 frat boys going crazy.

What seems more plausible..


A 20 year old who is as drunk as he was deciding while in the process of driving, that he wasn't in the right condition to drive...pulling his car over perfectly to the side, cutting it off... then all of a sudden passing out AFTER being able to do those things...or...

..a straight plastered kid stumbling out of either a friend's house where some of his buddies were drinking heavily... and maybe even intending to drive, or maybe not...but passing out before he's able to..

..if he was driving, I just don't believe you wouldo see the car parked like it is and where it is. Maybe parked against a tree, or at a 45 degree angle to the curb.

If I made up any words in that, I apologize
 

Mike-D

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A 20 year old college student. You all needed the video. No, no, you didn't obviously. Some of you must have forgotten how retarded some of your friends or you were at 20. Someone said he was already an alcoholic. Lmao!
 

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He was in a neighborhood and the car is perfectly parked parallel to the curb.

Ive done this same exact thing, where I got really drunk at a party and wandered out to sleep in the car because all the beds were taken.

I highly doubt in this state he would have been able to make a decision to stop driving because he was too drunk. If he was driving, the only thing that would have stopped him was an accident, IMO.

Now did he intend to leave the party and just wasn't able to crank the car and get going? Very possible, but I think the video actually makes it more likely that he WAS NOT driving.

I could see it either way. Just didn't see clear signs of a party going on.

If he did leave a nearby party and was sleeping it off, wouldn't be a bad idea to leak it at this point.

But I don't think the video looks any worse than what we already knew, except that there are no obvious signs of a nearby party.

Right now, there's a lot we don't know. I don't think it's crazy to think he was on a main road and realized he didn't need to be driving. Couple of right turns could have found him in this quiet neighborhood to sleep it off.

But I hope for his sake it was a nearby party.
 

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Man I was drunker than that Saturday night right down the road on Frogtown at a pool party. I passed out in the hot tub.
 

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I'm kind of with Phatty; if he had been driving, what are the odds that he'd be able to park perfectly, put the car in park and turn off the engine before passing out?

Now I'm not saying that this is okay or he shouldn't be punished, only that it isn't exactly fair to just crucify him over assumptions.
 

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I've seen James young sleeping in weirder situations.

No one knows if he was drunk, tired, mugged, or just adjusting something under the car.

I'll let all facts come in before I make a judgment. Wouldn't want to rush it.
You are not serious are you?
 
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I think you're letting your blue blinder bias cloud your judgment here. I'll concede that it's possible that he didn't drive (or intend to drive), but I've a hard time seeing how anyone viewing that objectively and without bias would think it the most probable thing.

Also, exactly what "party" are you talking about? I've seen nothing in the articles I've read indicating this occurred outside a party, and it looks to me like an empty street with no other parked cars, no other people around, and no visible home next to where his car is. Where exactly is the evidence of this supposed party you keep talking about? Is that just sheer speculation you're making up?

Either way.. I think you're letting your "I'm better than most kentucky fans" bias get in the way here. It doesn't make a damn difference from a legal standpoint because the only possible charge was what he was charged with. So to say he was given preferential treatment is more in line with the agenda you like to push around here then my opinion is having blue tinted glasses on.

I have literally been in this exact same scenario.. I just managed to sleep thru out the night in the seat instead of the street.

I could see it either way. Just didn't see clear signs of a party going on.

If he did leave a nearby party and was sleeping it off, wouldn't be a bad idea to leak it at this point.

But I don't think the video looks any worse than what we already knew, except that there are no obvious signs of a nearby party.

Right now, there's a lot we don't know. I don't think it's crazy to think he was on a main road and realized he didn't need to be driving. Couple of right turns could have found him in this quiet neighborhood to sleep it off.

But I hope for his sake it was a nearby party.

Yes it could be either way I suppose.

I justhink it's highly unlikely someone in a black out state would make the decision to stop driving after already getting behind the wheel. I know I sure as hell wouldnt.
 

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The best part is people explaining away Derrick laying outside of his car by the driver door with it opened. Of course it wasn't a DUI. Some Louisville fans set this all up. Derrick got roofied.

Btw, this is all way worse now because the police released the footage. It used to be all make believe. Surprise!
 
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Either way.. I think you're letting your "I'm better than most kentucky fans" bias get in the way here. It doesn't make a damn difference from a legal standpoint because the only possible charge was what he was charged with. So to say he was given preferential treatment is more in line with the agenda you like to push around here then my opinion is having blue tinted glasses on.

I have literally been in this exact same scenario.. I just managed to sleep thru out the night in the seat instead of the street.



Yes it could be either way I suppose.

I justhink it's highly unlikely someone in a black out state would make the decision to stop driving after already getting behind the wheel. I know I sure as hell wouldnt.

I wonder what his BAC was too. Someone doesn't need to be blackout drunk to be tired enough to sleep at 4 a.m.

Something in the back of his mind might have told him that drunk in a car is a big no-no though.

Of course he is 6'9". Maybe sprawled out on the ground was just more comfortable than curled up in his car.
 

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Because all new drinkers lay in the road with the door open on the car they were driving . Doesn't everybody remember their first pass out being a lot like that ?

You have the worst take anyone could possibly have on this , you will probably be the only person to watch that video with subsequent mugshot and think yep just new to drinking and driving . Nothing to see here

False. I'm one of the few who isn't labeling a 21 year old kid as Foster Brooks after one arrest.
 
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To those calling the guy, who made a poor choice in life, pathetic. You can please rescind your fan card because you're not welcome as fans. Most of us, have been there, he's in college. He's about to turn 21. A lot of us had that stage in life when we were on then fringe of turning 21. Am I condoning what he did? No, very bad decision on his end that could've ended much worse. But no reason to call the guy pathetic over an isolated poor choice. It's not like he's a Louisville player with an extensive history of these things, in which those UL fans would probably be making a player like that to be a saint if that were only his 6th incident in life. You get unlimited chances at UL. He made a bad choice, he's going to (hopefully) learn his lesson. He's going to be on a short lease for awhile. But let's not make this young man to be something worse than he is when many of us have been in that spot in life. No not laying in the middle of the road passed out drunk. But most of us have experienced a drinking incident in which we are not proud of. I for one am happy to have this young man representing our university even though he made a poor choice and in doing so made the program as a whole look bad. But let's not act like this is a guy with an extensive history like every UL football and basketball player/recruit that they worship. It's an isolated incident that could've turned out much worse, I agree. But it's an isolated incident none the less and it needs to be treated as such.

He needs to get punished, nothing ridiculously severe but more than a slap on the wrist for sure. I've seen UK players do much crazier and not get caught. Players UK fans look up to as role models and legends. Only difference is Derrick got caught up and they didn't. Not justifying it but by calling this guy pathetic over an isolated incident isn't right because had it been the players I'm speaking of you all wouldn't call them pathetic considering all the good they have done over the years. He's young. He made a terrible choice. Worthy of a suspension after seeing the video before hand just because it was a PI I didn't think it was worthy of suspension at first maybe a ton of running til he throws up or something but this looks worse than I originally thought and is definitely worthy of a suspension but it's not worthy of getting kicked off the team and severely damaging the kids life. At the same time I'm confident Derrick gets it together and doesn't make the same mistake twice. And im certain from this point forward he will make the university proud on and off the court. Isolated incidents in which that aren't felonies should never define a person's character. And I'm not going to judge the young man based on this terrible decision. I'm confident he puts it in the rear view and am proud to have him represent the university. Even though he made a terrible choice. Get it together Derrick!!! We need you!!!
 

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Ive been tore up on drugs and alcohol many times in my former sinful days and I know one thing.

That boy either can't handle his liquor or he's a stage 4 drunk at 20. Either way you look at it, you can't deny it. Either he's a rookie or it's time for rehab. No "middle ground" there that's for sure.
 

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Dui is charged very aggressively. I have a hard time believing that there is a dui case to be made here but the officer just didn't want to charge it. It would be no sweat off the officer's back if it were later plead down.

Derek is very very very lucky here. If he doesn't realize it now, I hope he does some day.
 
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Oh gosh. That's not going to go well. Cal will have to deal with that, I'm afraid. That video will be part of every coaches anti-Cal recruiting pitch for the next 5 years. There's some serious poor judgement at play on several levels.
 

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I wonder what his BAC was too. Someone doesn't need to be blackout drunk to be tired enough to sleep at 4 a.m.

Something in the back of his mind might have told him that drunk in a car is a big no-no though.

Of course he is 6'9". Maybe sprawled out on the ground was just more comfortable than curled up in his car.
Something in the back of his mind may have said drinking and driving is not a good idea. I highly doubt though that he came to the conclusion that sleeping with his door open in the middle of the street was the best option.
 
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That's the type of video that wouldn't shock me to see someone do some anal rape on him. I'm serious. We had a buddy Tiny who passed out and we stuffed big ol summer sausages into his butt and took pictures of him. They ended up on that former great site. Consumption Junction.

That's how lucky he was to have his clothes on.

What the hell is wrong with you?
 
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Ive been tore up on drugs and alcohol many times in my former sinful days and I know one thing.

That boy either can't handle his liquor or he's a stage 4 drunk at 20. Either way you look at it, you can't deny it. Either he's a rookie or it's time for rehab. No "middle ground" there that's for sure.

I would guess the former. At his age, the fact that he's on a team, and has a girlfriend who he seems to be active with, it would be odd if he was a fall-down drunk alcoholic and it hadn't gotten out until now.
 

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He was being responsible to not drive any farther.

“We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.”
 
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