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Missouri Governor Mike Parson commuted Britt Reid’s sentence. She will now be under house arrest until October 2025. In 2022, she was sentenced to three years in prison for a DWI case. Reid is a former coach of the Kansas City Chiefs and son of head coach Andy Reid. He crashed into two vehicles and seriously injured a girl near Arrowhead Stadium in February 2021. Ariel Young suffered a traumatic brain injury. “Mr. Reid completed his alcohol abuse treatment program and served more prison time than most people convicted of similar crimes,” Parson’s office said in a statement. “Mr. Reid will be under house arrest until October 31, 2025, with strict conditions of probation, including weekly meetings with a probation officer, weekly attendance at behavioral counseling, weekly meetings with a peer support sponsor and strict employment and community service requirements. A full list of the conditions of the commutation can be found in the attached letter. “The conditions of house arrest include: employment of at least 30 hours per week installation of an ignition interlock system in any vehicle operating random substance screening weekly meetings with official probation attendance at behavioral counseling or support programs meetings with a peer support sponsor performing at least 10 hours of community service per month no contact with victim or family Unless legally required to comply with specific regulations, online court records indicate Reid was released from jail at 11:03 a.m. Friday morning. Court records indicate Reid’s blood alcohol level was recorded at 0.113 and he was traveling 84 miles per hour just 1.9 seconds before the crash near Arrowhead Stadium. During field sobriety tests, officers noticed signs of impairment in Reid. An officer observed an odor of alcohol emanating from Reid and noted bloodshot eyes. Officials stated that Reid’s vehicle collided with a car that had stopped because it had run out of gas at the intersection of Interstate 435 and Stadium Drive, as well as a pickup truck carrying two children, ages 4 and 5. This is a developing story. Refresh this page for updates.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson commuted Britt Reid’s sentence.
He will now be under house arrest until October 2025.
In 2022, he was sentenced to three years in prison for a DWI case.
Reid is a former coach of the Kansas City Chiefs and son of head coach Andy Reid.
He crashed into two vehicles and seriously injured a girl near Arrowhead Stadium in February 2021.
Ariel Young suffered a traumatic brain injury.
“Mr. Reid has completed his alcohol abuse treatment program and has served more prison time than most people convicted of similar crimes,” Parson’s office said in a statement. “Mr. Reid will be under house arrest until October 31, 2025, with strict conditions of probation, including weekly meetings with a probation officer, weekly attendance at behavioral counseling, weekly meetings with a peer support sponsor and strict employment and community service requirements. A complete list of the conditions of the commutation can be found in the attached letter.”
Conditions of house arrest include:
- employment of at least 30 hours per week
- installation of an ignition interlock system on any vehicle you operate
- random substance testing
- weekly meetings with a probation officer
- attendance at behavioral counseling or support programs
- meetings with a peer support sponsor
- performing at least 10 hours of community service per month
- No contact with the victim or their family unless legally required.
- compliance with specified regulations
Online court records indicate Reid was released from jail at 11:03 a.m. Friday morning.
Court records indicate Reid’s blood alcohol level was recorded at 0.113 and he was traveling 84 miles per hour just 1.9 seconds before the crash near Arrowhead Stadium.
During field sobriety tests, officers noticed signs of impairment in Reid.
An officer observed an odor of alcohol emanating from Reid and noted bloodshot eyes.
Authorities said Reid’s vehicle collided with a car that had stopped because it ran out of gas at the intersection of Interstate 435 and Stadium Drive, as well as a pickup truck carrying two children, ages 4 and 5.
This is a developing story. Refresh this page for updates.