Patrick Mahomes’ father Pat Mahomes Sr. is still on probation following a DWI plea agreement. He violated that probation earlier this year and is already on thin ice with the court. But will his restrictions keep him from attending his son’s games?
It looks like they won’t – not entirely at least.
According to TMZ, Mahomes Sr. requested special permission from the court to attend Chiefs games in Kansas City, Las Vegas and Cincinnati this season. The judge signed off on some of those games, though refused to let him attend the game in Las Vegas against the Raiders or the game in Cincinnati against the Bengals.
So it looks like the only games Mahomes Sr. will be attending this year are Chiefs home games.
Mahomes Pays His Dues
As part of his plea agreement in the DWI case, Mahomes Sr. had to submit to regular urine tests with his probation officer before and after traveling. He was also required to complete 160 hours of community service and attend an outpatient treatment program. Mahomes Sr. also had to attach a SCRAM alcohol monitoring device to himself.
According to TMZ, Mahomes has already completed the community service and the outpatient program. He also reportedly had “no issues” with the various testing he’s undergone.
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Mahomes Sr. has battled issues with alcohol for quite a while now. He’s been arrested no less than three times for alcohol related driving offenses.
This past February he was arrested for violating one of his probation terms by allegedly consuming some alcohol.
