US EditionFormer Mizzou Coach Gary Pinkel Arrested for DWI, Missouri Highway Patrol Reports
CAMDEN COUNTY, MISSOURI, JUL 8 – Gary Pinkel, 73, was arrested for a single count of driving while intoxicated and released from Camden County Jail, according to Missouri State Highway Patrol reports.
- Gary Pinkel, the ex-coach of the Missouri Tigers football team, was taken into custody for suspicion of driving under the influence late Monday night in Camden County, Missouri.
- This arrest follows Pinkel's previous misdemeanor DWI guilty plea in November 2011 in Boone County, and court records show no formal charges yet for the current case.
- Pinkel, who coached the Missouri Tigers from 2001 to 2016 and retired after the 2015 season, was taken to Camden County Jail and released the following afternoon.
- He compiled a 118-73 record at Missouri with a.633 winning percentage and is 73 years old; his attorney stated he will plead not guilty in the current case.
- The arrest may lead to charges, but at last check, none have been filed, indicating ongoing legal procedures for Pinkel's latest DWI allegation.
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