Kiefer Arrested on a DUI

Posted: Nov 30, 2007 11:11 pm

Nah. Day 3 onwards he just injected crack into his arm. Sorts him out no end. Wink

Posted: Nov 30, 2007 11:47 pm

Yeah I guess, although alcohol is probably easier to get a hold of. Is it cheaper? I don't know, I've never bought herion. lol. (I hope no one answers this question from experience :s )

Posted: Dec 01, 2007 11:05 am

Definately not from experience this, but heroin is more expensive than booze.

I repeat: definately not from experience!

Posted: Dec 01, 2007 1:17 pm

Lol. Thanks. So there, it would be easier (and funnier) for Jack to be an alcoholic.

Posted: Dec 08, 2007 6:32 pm

I just heard on my local news (for some reason) that Kiefer has MADD - ironically - mad at him. Seems he was supposed to do a public service announcement for them. The he got that DUI, and they don't want him doing it now.

Posted: Dec 08, 2007 6:40 pm

Sutherland Starts Prison Sentence

Kiefer Sutherland has begun his prison sentence for a drunk-driving conviction after surrendering to Los Angeles police on Wednesday. The actor was scheduled to turn himself in on December 21 when hit show 24 was on a scheduled hiatus, but as the current writers' strike in Hollywood had stalled filming on the series, he made the decision to check in earlier. The star will serve 48 days at the private Glendale City Jail, spending Christmas, New Year and his birthday on December 21 inside. Sutherland was handed the sentence after he was caught driving under the influence in September. He will wear a standard-issue orange jumpsuit for the duration of his stay in the 48-cell facility, and came equipped with reading material and underwear when he booked into the prison, reports Tmz.com. Randy Adams, Glendale Police Chief, insists Sutherland will not be subject to special treatment during his stay - and will be expected to perform laundry and kitchen duties like the other inmates. He says, "The fact that he's a celebrity - he checked that at the door when he checked in." Adams adds Sutherland was "co-operative" during the booking. Sutherland will not share a cell at the facility, as it is standard procedure for "long term" inmates to have their own accommodation, and the actor will serve the 48 days of his sentence consecutively. Earlier in the day, Judge Stuart M. Rice also sentenced Sutherland to five years probation, and insisted the star must complete an 18-month alcohol education program and attend weekly therapy sessions for six months.

http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2007-12-07/#2

Posted: Apr 16, 2009 8:56 pm

tut tut kiefer