Stetson Bennett Arrest Video Shows QB Annoyed By Cops, 'Reputation Ruined!'
New police video, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows Stetson Bennett was seriously pissed at cops when he was arrested in January...at one point accusing the officers of ruining his reputation.
Dallas Police Department cops first responded to the scene in Dallas, Texas on Jan. 29 at approximately 6:15 a.m. ... after a 911 caller said ex-Univ. The Georgia star quarterback had knocked on his door, shouted and appeared "very" drunk.
During the 911 call, the woman told the dispatch that Bennett shouted outside her home, "I'm going to ruin your night if you don't open that fucking door."
p>The body camera footage shows that when the police arrived, Bennett was not very cooperative. When asked to step away from one of the doors of the house and show his hands, it took several moments for him to comply - and later, during interrogation, Bennett did not seemed willing to accommodate most cop requests.
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Bennett eventually revealed he was training in the area and claimed he was looking to join one of his former UGA teammates, Owen Condon. But he didn't tell the cops what he had done before entering the neighborhood and seemed to have very little idea where he was.
In fact, according to the cops, he had someone else's ID on him.
New police video, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows Stetson Bennett was seriously pissed at cops when he was arrested in January...at one point accusing the officers of ruining his reputation.
Dallas Police Department cops first responded to the scene in Dallas, Texas on Jan. 29 at approximately 6:15 a.m. ... after a 911 caller said ex-Univ. The Georgia star quarterback had knocked on his door, shouted and appeared "very" drunk.
During the 911 call, the woman told the dispatch that Bennett shouted outside her home, "I'm going to ruin your night if you don't open that fucking door."
p>The body camera footage shows that when the police arrived, Bennett was not very cooperative. When asked to step away from one of the doors of the house and show his hands, it took several moments for him to comply - and later, during interrogation, Bennett did not seemed willing to accommodate most cop requests.
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Bennett eventually revealed he was training in the area and claimed he was looking to join one of his former UGA teammates, Owen Condon. But he didn't tell the cops what he had done before entering the neighborhood and seemed to have very little idea where he was.
In fact, according to the cops, he had someone else's ID on him.
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