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Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Terrell Lynch, best known under his Beast Mode nickname, was recently seen surrounding his Lamborghini Aventador Roadster with velvet ropes. His car was spotted by fans living close to a bar the sportsman was chilling at, in Oakland, California, so they took a picture and posted it online.
This guy takes “driving like a boss” to a whole new level. The 28-year old NFL star is rumored to be shooting a film in Oakland, California, so he probably thought it’s better to let people know he’s around. When normal people use a garage or maybe hand it over to a valet for sake keeping, celebrities do it different. It’s high class and you have to find out about it no matter what. High class or bad taste, anyway.
We’re not quite sure if the guy was actually shooting a scene or just had one drink to much. In fact, it wouldn’t be the first time he had a drinking issue. Lynch was arrested two years ago by the California Highway Patrol for DUI after he was seen driving erratically. Beast Mode was reported to have blown a 0.10 on the Breathalyzer at Alameda County Sheriff Department’s North County Jail in Oakland.
He was incarcerated hours before hosting a youth football camp. A motion to dismiss the case was denied in November 2013, but in December the trial date was pushed back until after the NFL season. Lynch’s attorney, Ivan Golde, accused the police of bending the truth and changing storied to try to convict Lynch. However, the whole incident turned out fine, considering the charge was eventually dropped and Lynch was charged with reckless driving instead.
We’re not quite sure if the guy was actually shooting a scene or just had one drink to much. In fact, it wouldn’t be the first time he had a drinking issue. Lynch was arrested two years ago by the California Highway Patrol for DUI after he was seen driving erratically. Beast Mode was reported to have blown a 0.10 on the Breathalyzer at Alameda County Sheriff Department’s North County Jail in Oakland.
He was incarcerated hours before hosting a youth football camp. A motion to dismiss the case was denied in November 2013, but in December the trial date was pushed back until after the NFL season. Lynch’s attorney, Ivan Golde, accused the police of bending the truth and changing storied to try to convict Lynch. However, the whole incident turned out fine, considering the charge was eventually dropped and Lynch was charged with reckless driving instead.
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