TMZ Sports has published a video of Raiders star rookie Nate Hobbs begging a cop not to arrest him during a speeding stop last month and in the footage, he was heard saying he’s already been arrested two weeks ago. “I’ve already been arrested two weeks ago!”, Nate told the cop. Nate didn’t want to be in trouble with the law again so he had to let the cop know he’s been arrested already. But that doesn’t mean he can’t be arrested again for overspeeding.
In the footage, you can see a Nevada State Police officer was livid with Hobbs on Jan. 16 in the Las Vegas area after he said he observed the guy going 110 MPH in a 65 MPH zone.
The cop can be heard chastising Hobbs in the clip after taking him out of his Mercedes … saying the Raiders cornerback was putting everyone in danger by driving recklessly.
Hobbs tried to explain that he was in a hurry to make it to a football meeting on time … but the officer was not pleased to hear that explanation.
“Why would you put yourself and everybody else out here on the roadway in extreme danger because you’re going to a meeting?” the cop said. “Explain that to me.”
Hobbs apologized and claimed it was a mistake but the cop who was shocked asked, “Over 110 miles an hour? No signaling, cutting cars off, that’s an honest mistake? No, that’s a poor choice.”
The cop then threatened to arrest Hobbs — and that’s when the Las Vegas player began pleading with him to reconsider. Hobbs — who had just been arrested for DUI in Vegas on Jan. 3 — said, “I’ve already been arrested two weeks ago! I cannot be arrested again, sir. Please.”
He added, “I’m begging you. I swear, I’m begging you.” Fortunately for Hobbs, the cop decided to not arrest him … and instead hit him with a citation, towed his car and allowed him to leave.
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