Patrick Mahomes’ Dad Gets Parole Exception to Cheer on His Son at Chiefs GamesAnna
Patrick Mahomes Sr., Patrick MahomesCredit: Kara Durrette/Getty
A judge in Texas has signed off on Patrick Mahomes Sr.’s request to attend upcoming Chiefs games to support his son, according to court documents obtained by TMZ
Mahomes Sr. is on probation after his third DWI arrest
The judge will not allow Mahomes Sr. to travel to a December game in Cincinnati, but he is permitted to attend upcoming Chiefs games in Kansas City
Patrick Mahomes Sr. has been cleared to attend upcoming Kansas City Chiefs games to cheer on his quarterback son.
A judge in Texas approved the former MLB pitcher’s request for permission to travel outside of the state amid his ongoing probation status following a 2024 DWI arrest, according to court documents obtained by TMZ and PEOPLE’s review of court records.
Last month, Mahomes Sr., filed a motion in Smith County, Texas asking to travel to Kansas City, Las Vegas and Cincinnati for Chiefs games.
A judge signed off on Mahomes Sr., 56, attending games at Arrowhead Stadium, but denied the request for him to travel to an upcoming December game in Cincinnati, per TMZ. (The motion was submitted prior to the Chiefs-Raiders game last week.)
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PEOPLE has reached out to the Smith County Sheriff’s Office for further information.
In August 2024, Mahomes Sr. pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated and agreed to five years of probation and one year of “intense supervision” just before a trial was set to begin.
Patrick Mahomes, Patrick Mahomes Sr.Credit: Pat Mahomes/Facebook
Mahomes Sr. was arrested on the DWI charge, his third, six months before, after registering a blood alcohol content of 0.23 when an officer pulled him over in Tyler, Texas.
The arrest came just days before his son led the Kansas City Chiefs to a consecutive Super Bowl victory.
In February of this year, he was arrested again and booked into the Smith County Jail for allegedly consuming alcohol during his probation, Smith County District Attorney Jacob Putman told KLTV at the time.
The Chiefs star has spoken before about the impact of his father’s arrests.
“It was during that Super Bowl. It became a story, and so, I had to answer questions about it. I think just knowing that it hurt me woke him up to know that like, you can’t keep doing the same things,” the signal-caller said on the ESPN original series Chiefs Kingdom.
“For him to have to answer questions about me was probably the most embarrassing thing I’ve ever been through in my life,” Mahomes Sr. said in the episode. “I called him right after and I told him, I said, ‘I’m sorry that it’s taking away from your time and taking away from your focus.’ ”
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