Patrick Mahomes Sr. given special permission by cops to fly to Las Vegas for his son's star-studded golf event
The father of Patrick Mahomes has been given special dispensation by the authorities to fly to Las Vegas for his son's star-studded golf event, as he continues to deal with the fallout of his DWI arrest.
Mahomes Sr has been arrested multiple times for driving while intoxicated, and as part of his plea agreement from the most recent incident, he has to ask permission every time he wishes to leave the state of Texas.
TMZ report that the ex-MLB star put in his latest painstaking travel request at the start of the month, and was given the green light on May 7 to travel this week.
The Chiefs quarterback's charity golf event - titled The Patrick Mahomes 15 and the Mahomies Foundation Vegas Golf Classic - started on Wednesday and runs through Friday.
Patrick and Brittany are expected to be in Vegas for the star-studded event, while special guests are also likely - with Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift both joining their friends for the 2024 edition.
The golf will take place at Shadow Creek Golf Club, and Mahomes Sr has told the authorities he will be in Sin City until Sunday.
When he gets back to Texas, the 54-year-old former pitcher will have to submit a urine sample to cops.
He previously had to go through the same process in March, when he traveled to Minnesota for an autograph show.
Mahomes Sr was recently in the news after he agreed to fight John Rocker at Barstool's 'Rough N Rowdy', but the event was canceled before the pair had even begun to start training.
In the aftermath, it was claimed that Mahomes Sr's daughter-in-law Brittany, wife of Patrick, was reported to be behind the shutdown.
Clearly disgruntled, Rocker took aim at the family with a slew of angry words.
'Today is the day I was supposed to fight Pat Mahomes Sr.,' the former MLB pitcher wrote on X. 'Instead of fighting today he backed out like a little bitch because his son and his loser wife decided it'd be a bad look to the family name for him to get in the ring.'
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