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I fear he has depression issues. He is choosing the wrong medications in booze and pills. Very sad.
 
superjohn said:
He blew a .14, obviously over the limit to drive but that's not crazy high or anything. None of his actions match up to that BAC. I'm guessing he was on other stuff or he's totally lost his mind.
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In CT, that's almost twice the legal limit. About 8 drinks.
 
Purple Stein said:
100% this. This story does not match up with "four shots of tequila." It's lean, or a narcotic, or who knows what.

Get this kid some help if you can, NBA...
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I don't like to bring up things I've heard, but I have heard several scary Bouknight stories that all involve alcohol. I haven't ever heard about hard drugs....but I don't know.
 
Kenny11 said:
I don't like to bring up things I've heard, but I have heard several scary Bouknight stories that all involve alcohol. I haven't ever heard about hard drugs....but I don't know.
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I've blown well over a 0.14 in those breathalizers they use in some bars and haven't been remotely close to being unconscious, let alone being unable to wake up from air horns.
 
Maybe he's just a really deep sleeper. I'm seen people sleep through crazier things than an air horn thats outside a car
 
How is a car running and in drive for over an hour with someone passed out in the driver's seat not moving? Something doesn't add up.
 
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Dove said:
In CT, that's almost twice the legal limit. About 8 drinks.
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i have a relative who is a lawyer and a big uconn fan. here is what he said about bouk blowing 0.14:

"Interesting. In a 200 pound man 0.08 which is the Connecticut limit is maybe 3 standard drinks in an hour—2 you’re OK, 3 you’re on the line, 4 you’re over. I think it is linear so to get to 0.14 maybe you need 5 or 6. 0.14 is quite drunk. The old DUI limit in Connecticut was 0.15, but I am feeling there may have been something else involved if he was so smashed they couldn’t wake him."
 
Huskybass said:
How is a car running and in drive for over an hour with someone passed out in the driver's seat not moving? Something doesn't add up.
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Well, for one thing, your understanding of the facts doesn't add up.
 
Huskybass said:
How is a car running and in drive for over an hour with someone passed out in the driver's seat not moving? Something doesn't add up.
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Know a few people this has happened to. Not impossible and a tricky situation to get the car in park without waking/startling them and having them hit the gas
 
I’m a little worried this looks like suicidal behavior. Crossfaded, gun, rams into police officers. Obviously can’t assume, but hopefully this is the final step he needs towards turning it around. He hasn’t done anything irredeemable.
 
elmcityboy said:
i have a relative who is a lawyer and a big uconn fan. here is what he said about bouk blowing 0.14:

"Interesting. In a 200 pound man 0.08 which is the Connecticut limit is maybe 3 standard drinks in an hour—2 you’re OK, 3 you’re on the line, 4 you’re over. I think it is linear so to get to 0.14 maybe you need 5 or 6. 0.14 is quite drunk. The old DUI limit in Connecticut was 0.15, but I am feeling there may have been something else involved if he was so smashed they couldn’t wake him."
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Why does your friend being a lawyer give him some special knowledge on this? Is he one of the trashy DUI specialist lawyers? Lol
 
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I think about dumb stuff I did when I was younger - nothing this dumb - and I'm eternally grateful I made it through young adulthood in one piece and not having done serious damage to myself or others. These days anything over one nursed drink and my wife gets the keys. And sometimes even then if I'm tired/haven't eaten.
 
Few more thoughts:

Where the heck was his care taker Tripp Doherty?

Bouk had the best possible situation, a new friendly coach and a talent depleted team trying to tank around him. He would have gotten all the run he wanted.

Still not sure if he makes it out of this. Always concerning when the organization puts out remarks like “we’re reviewing the situation”.
 
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Dream Jobbed 2.0 said:
He’s…active for tonight’s game??
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I saw someone speculate that this could be so that when he ultimately doesn't play, it'll go down as a DNP-CD. Could mean the coach is trying to send a message somehow. I'd be shocked if he sees the court. Guess we'll see shortly though
 
superjohn said:
Security would have noticed quickly that there's a car blocking access to their garage. Alcohol takes a while to metabolize and stays in your system a long time. A .14 for him would probably be around 6 standard drinks. People handle booze differently but it would be shocking to me if it was just booze in his system. That doesn't add up.
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It takes as little as 10 minutes for alcohol to enter bloodstream. His body should be processing about one drink (.02) an hour.
Even if he did his last shot as he was walking out the club door, by the time he got to the car, that shot has been absorbed.
If there was an alert parking garage attendant who quickly noticed situation and called cops, that's a few more minutes and then one hour of cops trying to wake him up. Add in the time of getting him out of his car and in to cop car and then the time to administer test........
Book was close to a .18-.20 when he got in the car.
 
Dream Jobbed 2.0 said:
He’s…active for tonight’s game??
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I'm shocked by that. He shouldn't be anywhere near a basketball court right now. Kid has serious issues and is going to end up dead or in prison without a professional intervention.

The NBA, along with the rest of society, talks a good game about mental health but never seems to register these things unless it's spelled out for them.
 
champs99and04 said:
I'm shocked by that. He shouldn't be anywhere near a basketball court right now. Kid has serious issues and is going to end up dead or in prison without a professional intervention.

The NBA, along with the rest of society, talks a good game about mental health but never seems to register these things unless it's spelled out for them.
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Not passing judgment but I am confident his status is determined by collective bargaining agreement.
 
Chin Diesel said:
It takes as little as 10 minutes for alcohol to enter bloodstream. His body should be processing about one drink (.02) an hour.
Even if he did his last shot as he was walking out the club door, by the time he got to the car, that shot has been absorbed.
If there was an alert parking garage attendant who quickly noticed situation and called cops, that's a few more minutes and then one hour of cops trying to wake him up. Add in the time of getting him out of his car and in to cop car and then the time to administer test........
Book was close to a .18-.20 when he got in the car.
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So, passing out in your car and not driving it until you perhaps wake up hours later when you straighten out now qualifies as a DUI? Am I missing something? Please correct me if I am.
 
Chin Diesel said:
It takes as little as 10 minutes for alcohol to enter bloodstream. His body should be processing about one drink (.02) an hour.
Even if he did his last shot as he was walking out the club door, by the time he got to the car, that shot has been absorbed.
If there was an alert parking garage attendant who quickly noticed situation and called cops, that's a few more minutes and then one hour of cops trying to wake him up. Add in the time of getting him out of his car and in to cop car and then the time to administer test........
Book was close to a .18-.20 when he got in the car.
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Are you an expert for defense ?
 
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Edward Sargent said:
Are you an expert for defense ?
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No, I am saying he was totally wasted and was way above a .14 when he got in the car. By the time cops showed up, were able to get him alert and out of his car and then had him blow in the tube he had time to process some of that booze.
 
Bouk is so lucky this was in open permitless carry N.C. and not CT or NY.

Also, Hornets up 20!? Bouk is in! Great sign he’s playing.
 
alphasigko said:
So, passing out in your car and not driving it until you perhaps wake up hours later when you straighten out now qualifies as a DUI? Am I missing something? Please correct me if I am.
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Not sure what you are reading but he was in the car, in the driver's seat. At some point he actually put car in drive and then hit two police cars. Then he blew a .14. He was clearly drunk.
 
UcannUconn said:
Bouk is so lucky this was in open permitless carry N.C. and not CT or NY.

Also, Hornets up 20!? Bouk is in! Great sign he’s playing.
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Yeah he was the 10th man in, but they played him.
 
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