Published 19:00 IST, February 10th 2020
Ex-NFL player sentenced for being drunk, armed at meeting
A former professional football player was given two days in jail and two years of probation for being drunk and armed with a handgun at a county supervisors meeting in northern Iowa.
- SportFit
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Reported by: Associated Press Television News
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A former professional football player was given two days in jail and two years of probation for being drunk and armed with a handgun at a county supervisors meeting in northern Iowa.
Mike Stensrud, 63, a Winnebago County supervisor, was sentenced Friday to the probation and 90 days of jail time, but 88 days were suspended.
He drank alcohol from a cup during the
He has said he sought treatment for his drinking earlier last year and was sober until the day of the meeting.
Stensrud, who played at Iowa State before going pro, was in the NFL for a decade before retiring in 1989. Stensrud has served on the Winnebago County board since 2009.
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Updated 19:00 IST, February 10th 2020