VINCE NEIL SENT TO HIS ROOM WITHOUT DINNER FOR DUI

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 at 11:30am by

So remember this past summer, when Vince Neil — who has literally killed and maimed people while drunk driving — was arrested in Vegas for DUI, and then subsequently flaunted his love and of boozin’ n’ cruisin’ not once but twice? Well, the Long Arm of the Law is not just gonna let this shit pass. No no no, assholes like Vince Neil need to be taught a lesson, even if they are famous. And so Vince is being handed a punishment only slightly more severe than the one I received when my parents found my cigarettes in the tenth grade. From Metal Insider:

“Neil will plead guilty to the DUI on January 26, and then will turn himself over to Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas on February 15, where he will spend the next 15 days in. Following that, he will serve another 15 days under house arrest.”

Seriously? That’s it? The motherfucker is a repeat offender, and his sentence is two weeks in jail and two weeks playing Xbox while he has hookers n’ blow delivered to his house? I don’t leave the Mansion for fifteen days at a time on a regular basis — it’s called “Winter in New York City.”

What the fuck does Neil have to do to get an actual punishment, do you think? If he’d killed ANOTHER person, do you suppose they might have handed him, I dunno, say, 30 days in jail and 21 days under house arrest? What if he raped the judge’s wife — then do you think maybe they could’ve really stuck it to him with a whole 45 days in jail?

What a fucking joke. My suspicion is that Vince will spend his entire prison sentence in seclusion, where the other inmates can’t get to him, but hopefully I’m wrong, and those fifteen days are at least filled with many, many unwanted visits in the shower. Who knows, it might even be good for him — when he’s done, he might even make an album as good as Burzum’s latest.

-AR

  • thisguy

    law and order should do a thing on vince.

    “In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police who investigate crime and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories”

  • corrupt_toolbox

    If that’s what he gets in America, I don’t want to think about what he’d get here in Britain.

    • Driven9

      i dont get it… does that mean you think it would be an easier or tougher sentencing in Britain?

      • rdt513

        Oh, easier. We’re crap here in Britain.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Pinson/1402489026 Chris Pinson

          :(

  • http://web.me.com/metalshea metalshea

    I had a friend killed by a drunk driver and I still can’t believe how senseless the whole thing was. The guy that did the deed is now rightfully (albeit it sadly) rotting in jail. Vince should be too (he should, but he won’t). Seriously, fuck this dude.

    • Merde

      You’re a more forgiving soul than I would be. I wouldn’t feel sad for the dude at all who killed a friend of mine. But then again, I hold grudges for the most pointless things a lot of times.

  • Vakarm

    Xbox, hookers and blow…where do i sign up?

  • cougar party

    Seriously, Vince. Take a fucking cab once in a while! We know your fucking drunk ass can afford it. What a fuck.

  • WowWee!

    Ha, I hope someone I know will see him in there.

  • Cryptosis

    Anything less than 365 days is not prison, it’s just jail dumbass. You should know this…

  • Isaac

    God dammit, will he just fucking die already!?

  • http://bydemonsbedriven992 romi

    totally agree .. and ur fuckin book doesnt even add up to aerosmith’s they’ve done more shit … u’re useless, cant even party hard

  • Chip Northcutt

    That is a light sentence given hs previous manslaughter/dui. He could afford a driver.

  • No good war, No bad peace

    I know for damn sure that in PA and probably many other states repeat DUI offenders get 90 days no questions asked, bare minimum. Completely absurd that he gets this slap on the wrist.