NFL player Mr. Suggs faces arrest on March 10th for brandishing a firearm at a Starbucks drive-thru after a dispute over backing up, leading to his transport to Scottsdale City Jail. Hosts question the necessity of using a gun against a smaller individual and speculate that this felony could strip him of his right to carry, with legal outcomes potentially hinging on the district attorney's leanings and Suggs' prior record. Ultimately, the incident highlights how minor traffic disagreements can escalate into severe criminal charges when weapons are involved. [Automatically generated summary]
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Weapons and Arrest00:04:01
Hello, Mr. Suggs.
How are you?
Hello.
Where'd you call me?
Mr. Suggs.
I'm good, sir.
Do you have any weapons or anything inside that we need to know about, sir?
Yes.
Okay.
I have a firearm right here.
Okay, where at?
Right there.
Okay.
All right.
Step out?
Yeah, if you go ahead and step out for me.
What's going on?
Appreciate that, sir.
You're going pretty fast down that road for me.
You go ahead and step to the back for me.
You're going to be.
Mr. Suggs, I'm not going to BS you.
We're contacting you over an incident that occurred March 10th at a Starbucks.
Usually with some customers and some little back and forth within the ride through if that's not familiar at all.
It was all captured on a dashboard.
So the reason we're contacting is our violent crimes department or a violent crimes unit investigated that and they stand for probable cost for anyone else.
Probable call for my rep?
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
For what?
The whole incident was captured on this dash.
So what does that mean, Mike?
Well, what that means right now is you're under a rep. We're going to take it nice and easy.
You've been really cool with us.
If you want to contact your attorney, we'll give you the opportunity.
Wow.
I'm not going to BS you at all.
I'm just trying to be completely.
So what?
Disorderly contact with a wanna thing?
Yes, sir.
All right.
So I actually just had a newborn baby.
Okay.
So how do I, who do I notify that I'm about to get arrested for?
Who's at home with the baby?
She's not.
If she don't live, she's not.
Okay, I just don't want to be a baby by herself.
Okay.
So what's your name?
Do you have a phone?
Can you call the phone?
Oh, I'll give you the opportunity to.
So what we're going to do is he'll be transported to our jail.
Our detectives will speak with you and then we'll go from there.
I'm just the supervisor for the apprehension unit.
Wow.
Case details.
But like I said, I'm not going to blow smoke up your ass.
I just want to be completely honest with you.
Okay.
Okay, so I'm going to have one of our patrol officers transport you down to our jail so we can be in and out of here as soon as quick, attract as least attention as possible and just be done.
And we're going to make bail and all of that or something?
Yeah, so I don't set that.
That's all determined to a judge.
Like I said, I don't want to give you any bad info.
So that's the most knowledgeable.
You got a dash cam?
Yes, sir.
Who?
His?
The victim in the matter, yes, sir.
I don't know his name.
Like I said, I'm giving it limited information.
We're at the apprehension unit.
We're supposed to contact people and then we go from there into our business.
Okay, so as long as you hang out to us, which I truly appreciate, like I said, not trying to blow smoke or nothing, just trying to be honest with you.
So what?
Y'all like camped out and like waited for me?
We're on surveillance.
Yeah, that's standard for us.
Okay, thank you, sir.
I just got to understand.
Mr. Suggs, we're going to have you move over here.
So you're not out in public and everything like that.
Do you want to sit down?
Okay, that's cool.
Standing.
Just here in a second, though, when the cop comes.
Yeah.
We understand that.
We're going to turn the car off, all that stuff.
I'm going to grab out of there only what you want out of there.
The phone, wallet, things like that.
Yeah, my phone and my wallet in there.
Okay, you know where they're at, sir.
Are they in the dash?
They should be in the center council.
And my wild.
I think I left my wallet at home.
Okay.
That's no big deal.
I just don't want to leave here without it and leave you alone without an idea in the car.
So that's the whole thing.
Bostay 902?
Yep.
All right, so there's going to be a patrol unit fully marked coming back.
It has more room than the little one that we have, so we're going to try to use as much space as we can.
Which jail am I going to?
Scottsdale City Jail.
All the way downtown?
Like downtown Scottsdale?
Yeah, 75th Street in India.
Yes, sir.
When you get in there, they'll do their normal processing.
Detectives will come in and have whatever the conversation you want with them.
You'll be given a chance to use your phone.
I can say, we'll do that here once I'm able to grab the phone.
That way you can call someone to make sure your child is taking care of.
Better zip it.
There's a lot of vehicles for me.
Yeah.
Well, there was a weapon involved, supposedly.
So like you said, we got told there's weapons involved.
Descam, so weapons involved.
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Gun Involved Crime00:08:11
Get in the window, just go pick up some of my coffee.
And you automatically enter the win at officialhawshwins.com.
Go some of my supplements.
Or a t-shirt.
Yeah, it's ain't at my website.
All right, so this guy's acting like he ain't did nothing wrong.
Yeah, he's very polite.
He's very cordial.
But he's coming off.
Disrespectful.
He's coming up like, man, I didn't do nothing.
Yeah, right?
Seems like it's a big misunderstanding.
All right, let me show you what the big misunderstanding is.
He was at Starbucks and he dropped through.
Yeah.
And this happened.
Okay.
So he's in at Starbucks and he's backing up.
I guess he changed his mind.
He didn't want to order.
He wants to leave.
Yeah.
But that driver's refusing to back up.
Just back into me, man.
You can't just back into me to tell me to back up.
You need to be backing up.
Personally, if I see a car in front of me backing up, I would back up.
I would.
Or if he wouldn't back up, I would just pull through the drive-thru and say I changed my mind.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
But I would back up.
Back it up, but don't hit me.
I wouldn't get out of my car either.
I'm not back.
So he decides to order something, right?
Go ahead and take it.
Look what he does.
Y'all what he says?
You want to go?
Yeah.
I take that as fight words, right?
Yeah, what it dudes, he's flipping them off.
You just got to ignore people like this.
Yeah.
You can't entertain their nonsense.
Like, I would have never got out of my car.
Yeah, but he's not entertaining this nonsense no longer.
But he says he wants to go, so he wants to fight.
Go away.
Yeah, that's...
Oh, really?
I don't understand why they blur the gun in his hand.
Well, it's YouTube.
That's why.
But still, you can show it on YouTube.
YouTube is sensitive.
Yeah, look, this is what he does.
That guy just pulled a gun on me.
His voice is shaking.
So that kind of disturbed him.
But I wonder why a man's original video, you can see the gun.
It's not blurred at all.
Yeah.
But I don't understand the gun.
If you don't know this guy, he's an NFL legend.
Man, this is a huge guy, powerful guy, strong guy.
One of the best defensive players in the history of the NFL.
For him to pull a gun on somebody that small compared to his stature doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
Yeah, it doesn't make a lot of sense to pull your gun in a situation where your life is not at risk.
Right.
You driving like a $150,000, $200,000 car, you're a multi-millionaire.
Why you behaving this way makes absolutely no sense.
It's weird.
It's like, what's that saying?
You can take the in out of the ghetto, but you can't take the person out of the ghetto.
Excuse me.
You can take the person out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of the person.
Yeah.
Rings so true because he doesn't have to behave this way.
He could have just pulled forward if the guy didn't want to back out.
He didn't have to.
He wasn't forced to order anything.
He could have just left.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Maybe he couldn't see the menu.
That's why he backed up.
Yeah, you're right.
You're right.
Maybe you went too far.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But when they pick him up, he seems like a rational guy.
He's cool.
And he's suck.
He's like, wow, there was a dash cam involved.
Yeah.
A lot of people got dash cams now.
So when you're out here acting a fool, he picks up everything.
Cameras are everywhere.
And the reason why that guy's got a dash cam is to protect himself from the cops and to protect himself in the event that something like this happens.
It's just smart.
A lot of people have him now.
Yeah.
March 10th at the Starbucks.
Usually like some customers back and forth within the right sleep buttons where you're though.
It was all captured on a dashboard.
The reason we're calling is our violent crimes department or a violent crime unit investigated that and understand it's probably costly.
Probable call from our rev. Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
For what?
So what does that mean?
Like, well, what that means right now, you're under arrest.
Hey, if I did that out in public, all common sense, I would just flee the country.
Yeah, that's a major crime.
Yeah, you are brandishing a firearm.
Yeah.
That's a class six felony in Arizona.
Yeah.
Where this occurred.
If he had a knife and he was approaching your vehicle, you put out the firearm just the way you did.
But the dude is sitting in his car.
He's just trying to order a latte and you pull a gun on him.
That is crazy.
This ordeal was totally preventable.
If you just act like a civilized human being, that is nuts.
You're going to lose your right to carry a gun, I think.
I'm not sure what the laws are in Arizona, but they got open carry laws.
You can, I think anybody can walk around with a gun in Arizona.
I think so.
I think so, yeah.
Which proves this why this incident happened.
This guy doesn't need to have a gun.
Some people don't deserve to have a firearm.
Yeah, so he's going to lose that right.
Yeah, he should because you put a firearm on a guy that's smaller in stature than you.
You're totally bigger and stronger.
And he pulled a gun on a guy ordering coffee at Starbucks.
That was no threat to him.
I totally agree.
He doesn't need to have a gun.
I don't understand why he's behaving like this.
You had this long, great career in the NFL.
You're worth millions of dollars.
Your life is good.
And you pull a gun over a simple disagreement and a drop-through.
That is nuts.
So, who are y'all?
Like I said, we're the violent crimes unit.
We're the Appium unit.
So we got they call us the special assignments unit.
We do surveillance and look for violent criminals.
Things like that.
People who bring in guns, people who like beat up their girlfriends and run away.
Yeah, but I can have a gun.
Yes, that's what I'm saying.
But I didn't point out.
That's probably I'm not saying you pointed anybody, but there was a gun involved in the crime, so that's why we get called out.
You'd be surprised, even if somebody has it on their hip, but they committed a crime, they'll call us.
Say that again.
Even if someone has it on the hip because they had a gun on them and they committed a crime, they'll call us.
Just because you can have a gun means you can just go out through Starbucks out the window brandishing it at people.
Yeah, you gotta.
Why would he think that?
He's not because I didn't point it at anybody.
He thought it was okay to show it.
He thought it's okay to flex with a gun in his hand.
Yeah, that's what he thinks.
Well, you thought wrong.
Now, when he goes to court, I'm thinking.
They're going to take away his right to have a gun.
I guarantee it.
Well, I don't know how that the DA swings if they're Democrat, liberal, conservative.
If they're conservative, he's probably getting jail time and he's going to lose his rights to a farm.
If he gets a woke DA, well, he didn't point at anybody.
He was just, he was.
It was just a warning to the other driver.
So who knows what's going to happen?
They're going to look at his criminal past, if he had a criminal history.
Right.
They're going to take all that in consideration because he is a high-profile individual.