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It was just that a television reporter had happened there, otherwise it would be almost impossible to believe.
The world’s number one player was arrested, went to jail in handcuffs and accused of four crimes, including the second -class attack of a police officer, just a few hours before the second round of a major championship was due to T?
It seems imaginary, but it is fine what happened with the 2024 US PGA Championship a dark, wet morning with Scotty Sheffer, one day that began in tragic circumstances that should not be forgotten.
The beginning of the game was delayed after a deadly accident near the entrance of Vallah, the tournament officials expressed their “devastation” on the death of the local person John Mills, working for a site seller in Vallah.
Mr. Mills died by a shuttle bus around 5 am as he tried to cross the Shelbivile Road and it was a traffic jam due to the accident, which the Sheffer tried to get the incident when the incident that was shocked to the game.
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Scotty Chefler’s masters were interrupted in a way, which was difficult to believe (Pa)
ESPN reporter Jeff Darlington got stuck in traffic and described on Air how the chefler was directed by a police officer to stop his car, but continued with the “attached” officer for the vehicle.
The chefler stopped the car at the entrance of the club, the point at which the officer Brian Gillis “opened the car door, pulled out the Sheffler, pushed it against the car [and] According to Darlington, immediately placed it in handcuffs.
Darlington also posted a footage on his account on X, in the past on Twitter, in which the chefler appeared turning to the reporter and said: “Can you help me please?”
A police officer then tells Darlington: “He is going to jail right now and this is nothing that you can do.”
A Magshot of the Sheffeler was later released by the Louisville Metropolitan Department of Karcasses, showing that he was released after an hour and 12 minutes, allowing him to make his latest time.
Remandable, the Sheffer added a 66 in his initial 67, after which he expressed his sympathy to the family of Mr. Mills as to how he was “shaking for an hour” in shock and fear “and, with no access to his phone, only thought of his time’s time when he saw himself on television from his cell.
According to police report, the detective Gillis was dragged from the chefler’s car to the ground, “pain, swelling and its left wrist and knees”.
To some extent, the report also stated that the same trousers worn by Gillis, “valuable for about $ 80, were damaged beyond repair.”
The chefler’s lawyer certainly did not see the funny side and insisted that his customer was designed to go for testing if the allegations against him were not released, which they were 12 days after the incident on 29 May.
Detective Gillis failed to activate his bodycam, Jefferson County’s Attorney Mike O’Conel admitted that “the large misconception was confirmed by evidence” as the character depiction of the chefler incident as “confirmed by evidence”.
Was that misunderstanding played a role in Skeffler’s possibility of victory, which was disappearing in Vallah with a third round of 73, would never be known, but it would definitely go down as one of the most strange days in the major championship history.