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Patrick Mahomes’ father, Pat Mahomes Sr., might be in some serious trouble after his latest actions.
According to In Touch, he failed to show up for a drug test two days after the Super Bowl, as ordered by the court.
According to court documents obtained by the publication, Mahomes’ community supervision officer filed a status report on Thursday as part of his DWI case.
Court documents reveal that Mahomes Sr. was required to submit a urine test on February 11 following his approved travel to New Orleans from February 7-10.
However, he did not comply with the testing order on the scheduled date.
The report said Patrick Mahomes Sr. showed up on February 12 to submit to a urine test, which came back negative.
“In addition, it was brought to this officer’s attention that [Pat Sr.] was seen on video getting into an altercation on Bourbon Street during approved travel,” the report read.
In the status report, the community supervision officer said an admin hearing was held to “admonish the defendant regarding the missed urinalysis and altercation.”
Former MLB pitcher Pat Mahomes, the father of Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes, got into quite an argument with fellow ex-pitcher John Rocker over the Super Bowl weekend.
It appears the intense confrontation was merely a front to get people excited about their upcoming fight.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy announced that Mahomes Sr. and Rocker have signed contracts to fight at Barstool’s Rough ‘N’ Rowdy brawl.
The two former MLB pitchers were caught on camera outside a New Orleans restaurant engaging in a heated dispute with bystanders stepping in to ensure no punches were thrown.
Soon, Mahomes Sr. and Rocker exchanged insults at one another, with Mahomes Sr. telling Rocker that he is a “menace to society.”
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy announced on X that both former major leaguers will fight each other on April 19.
“I guess they (expletive) hated each other since their playing days, baseball. I mean I guess not surprising everyone has beef with John Rocker. But they signed the (expletive) paperwork,” Portnoy said. “Guess what we got, boys and girls, Rough N’ Rowdy April 19, Wheeling, West Virginia.”
