Two Oklahoma State football players were arrested early Sunday morning after they allegedly fell asleep in a car while waiting in the drive-thru lane of a Whataburger in Stillwater, Okla. Shockingly, police suspect they may have been drinking.
Sophomore wide receiver Jhajuan Seales and freshman cornerback Juwan Offray were booked for suspicion of public intoxication. Both are underage. According to a police report obtained by the Tulsa World, officers found Seales and Offray sleeping in the front seats of a 2014 Ford Focus with Seales behind the wheel.
“Both males were totally asleep and oblivious to anything going on around them,” one officer wrote. “I observed Seales trying to turn the vehicle off and he seemed very confused and unable to possess even the manual dexterity to simply turn the key to the off position. In fact, (Offray) had to physically help Seales turn the vehicle off.”
Offray was also cited for hampering an officer. He allegedly removed a state championship football ring from his finger and placed it in the middle console of the car while Seales was being arrested. Police say he then gave a fake first and last name and began arguing with officers that he was not intoxicated.
Drinking and driving is bad. Drinking and drive-thruing may be worse.
