Adam Jones - He Does It Again

ScottyRo · 07-11-2007, 02:52 PM

Troubled Titans cornerback Pacman Jones has another court date on his schedule, this time as a result of a traffic stop.

A source familiar with the case confirmed that Jones was cited by a Williamson County sheriff's deputy
June 10 for not having his insurance and registration in his orange Lamborghini, and will have to answer for it in a Williamson County court on Aug. 10.

The source could not confirm a report by WKRN-2 that said the citation was one of three and that Jones was also cited for a
30-day residency violation — the result of having a Georgia license while residing in Tennessee — and a registration violation resulting from the wrong license plate being on the car.

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....707110448/1027

I know when I drive my orange Lamborghini that I sometimes forget to put my insurance and registration papers in it, too, so this is excusable, but how hard is to make sure you have the right license plate on the car? I mean, please! That is the first thing I check every time I go for a drive. As Daffy Duck would say, "What a maroon!"

Seriously, I don't think I have EVER driven one of my cars with the wrong license plate on it. This is just another example of the guy's complete unwillingness to follow even the most simple laws.

He is the complete loser.

07-11-2007, 02:52 PM	#1
ScottyRo 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Williamsburg, VA (ugh, the food here) Posts: 1,704	Adam Jones - He Does It Again Troubled Titans cornerback Pacman Jones has another court date on his schedule, this time as a result of a traffic stop. A source familiar with the case confirmed that Jones was cited by a Williamson County sheriff's deputy June 10 for not having his insurance and registration in his orange Lamborghini, and will have to answer for it in a Williamson County court on Aug. 10. The source could not confirm a report by WKRN-2 that said the citation was one of three and that Jones was also cited for a 30-day residency violation — the result of having a Georgia license while residing in Tennessee — and a registration violation resulting from the wrong license plate being on the car. http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....707110448/1027 I know when I drive my orange Lamborghini that I sometimes forget to put my insurance and registration papers in it, too, so this is excusable, but how hard is to make sure you have the right license plate on the car? I mean, please! That is the first thing I check every time I go for a drive. As Daffy Duck would say, "What a maroon!" Seriously, I don't think I have EVER driven one of my cars with the wrong license plate on it. This is just another example of the guy's complete unwillingness to follow even the most simple laws. He is the complete loser.