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Well I guess he could not contain himself after those two picks. This happened right outside of our hotel....
Posted on Tue, Sep. 21, 2004
Warfield charged with DUI
Cornerback cited in Overland Park
The Kansas City Star
Warfield
Chiefs cornerback Eric Warfield was cited for drunken driving early Monday after Overland Park police stopped his vehicle on Interstate 435 near Metcalf Avenue, police said.
Warfield, 28, was cited for DUI, failure to maintain a single lane of traffic and failure to provide proof of insurance. He is scheduled to appear Oct. 19 in Overland Park Municipal Court.
Overland Park Police Capt. Dave Moore said the police department's report on Monday's incident was incomplete, and he declined to release details about the case.
The incident marked the third time that Warfield has been charged with DUI in Johnson County in the last three years. According to the NFL's substance-abuse policy, Warfield, as a repeat offender, is subject to discipline that “is likely to be a suspension” if he is convicted.
Last year, Overland Park authorities charged Warfield with DUI and driving more than 15 miles over the speed limit. He was cited for DUI in Lenexa in 2001 after a police officer saw him weaving on Interstate 35. In that case, Warfield also was charged with failure to signal and failure to maintain a single lane.
The dispositions of the two earlier cases were not available Monday evening.
Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil said Warfield was at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday for meetings as scheduled. Vermeil said he expected Warfield to be at practice Wednesday and to play this Sunday against Houston.
“It's disappointing,” Vermeil said. “I'm disappointed for the kid. He probably played his best football game Sunday.”
Warfield had two interceptions Sunday, one for a touchdown, in the Chiefs' 28-17 loss to Carolina.
He did not return phone calls from The Star on Monday.
— Nick Kowalczyk and
Adam Teicher/The Star
Posted on Tue, Sep. 21, 2004
Warfield charged with DUI
Cornerback cited in Overland Park
The Kansas City Star
Warfield
Chiefs cornerback Eric Warfield was cited for drunken driving early Monday after Overland Park police stopped his vehicle on Interstate 435 near Metcalf Avenue, police said.
Warfield, 28, was cited for DUI, failure to maintain a single lane of traffic and failure to provide proof of insurance. He is scheduled to appear Oct. 19 in Overland Park Municipal Court.
Overland Park Police Capt. Dave Moore said the police department's report on Monday's incident was incomplete, and he declined to release details about the case.
The incident marked the third time that Warfield has been charged with DUI in Johnson County in the last three years. According to the NFL's substance-abuse policy, Warfield, as a repeat offender, is subject to discipline that “is likely to be a suspension” if he is convicted.
Last year, Overland Park authorities charged Warfield with DUI and driving more than 15 miles over the speed limit. He was cited for DUI in Lenexa in 2001 after a police officer saw him weaving on Interstate 35. In that case, Warfield also was charged with failure to signal and failure to maintain a single lane.
The dispositions of the two earlier cases were not available Monday evening.
Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil said Warfield was at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday for meetings as scheduled. Vermeil said he expected Warfield to be at practice Wednesday and to play this Sunday against Houston.
“It's disappointing,” Vermeil said. “I'm disappointed for the kid. He probably played his best football game Sunday.”
Warfield had two interceptions Sunday, one for a touchdown, in the Chiefs' 28-17 loss to Carolina.
He did not return phone calls from The Star on Monday.
— Nick Kowalczyk and
Adam Teicher/The Star
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