Friday 25 November 2022 06:32 AM Moment OK Gov Kevin Stitt's son, 20, is caught by cops drunk with case full of ... trends now
The son of Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt was caught by police when he was drunk with a case full of guns in his truck.
John Andrew Stitt, who goes by Drew, was confronted by Deputy Katlin Long in Logan County on Halloween night after the weapons were found in the parking lot of a local haunted house.
Stitt, 20, approached the officers and said: 'To be honest, my dad is the governor.'
Long can be heard responding: 'I don't care,' to which Stitt replies: 'No, I know, I'd just like to clarify.'
At one point, he admitted to the officers he'd been drinking after they asked if he'd been using marijuana.
She then asks Stitt if he was the driver and he calls out 'a buddy' named Ashley as the driver. The deputy then asks him to get his phone and call his parents.
The son of Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt will avoid a criminal record or a charge after he was seen on video in an incident with local police after they'd found him intoxicated and with guns in his truck
John Andrew Stitt, who goes by Drew, was confronted by Deputy Katlin Long in Logan County on Halloween night after the guns were found in the parking lot of a local haunted house
Stitt, 20, approached the officers and said: 'To be honest, my dad is the governor.' At one point, he admitted to the officers he'd been drinking after they asked if he'd been using marijuana
Stitt, seen in a photo with his father, Republican Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt
Stitt, seen here with his entire family including John, recently won a second term in the governor's mansion
Police spoke to four other people who had been riding in a black Dodge Ram that Stitt said he was traveling in and reported the 'odor of alcoholic beverage emitting from the vehicle... and emitting from their person,' including a 30-pack of Natural Light.
Long eventually says: 'I'm pretty upset right now. He was trying to say he wasn't intoxicated, but I could tell from his pupils that he is really intoxicated. I could smell him and he is slurring his words.'
However, no arrests were made, according to The Oklahoman, and Stitt's mother Sarah - who spoke to police on the phone - said a member of the state's highway patrol would come get the guns, after the officer told Stitt to call his father to get someone to retrieve them as he was 'clearly intoxicated and underage.'
One of the boys in the Dodge Ram, who police said did not appear to be under the influence, was allowed to drive himself and Stitt back to Stillwater with officers following.
This sort of security detail is completely legal under Oklahoma state law.
Four firearms, a rifle and alcohol were found in
