Ex-Chiefs Assistant Britt Reid’s Prison Sentence Commuted To House Arrest

Tom Porto, the legal professional for Ariel Younger and her household,

Ex-Kansas Metropolis Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid — Andy‘s son — simply had his three-year jail sentence commuted to accommodate arrest.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson made the stunning resolution on Friday … a bit of over a 12 months after Reid was thrown behind bars for his position in a DWI crash that left a 5-year-old lady, Ariel Younger, with life-altering mind accidents.

A spokesperson for Parson defined the transfer in an announcement to media retailers … saying, “Reid had completed his alcohol abuse treatment program and has served more prison time than most individuals convicted of similar offenses.”

As a part of his commutation, Reid will stay on home arrest till October 31, 2025. He’ll need to abide by a prolonged listing of circumstances with a view to keep away from being thrown again in jail, nevertheless — together with working not less than 30 hours per week, submitting to random drug screenings, and finishing not less than 10 hours a month of group service.

Reid can be forbidden from making contact with Younger or her relations.

Reid was first hit with prison fees within the case after authorities stated he acquired drunk days earlier than the Chiefs vs. Buccaneers Tremendous Bowl in 2021 and slammed his pickup truck into the again of a automotive Younger had been driving in.

Authorities alleged Reid was going 83.9 MPH in a 65 MPH zone simply before the wreck, and had a BAC of .113 two hours following the accident.

Sprint cam footage captured on the scene confirmed Reid was carrying a Chiefs COVID masks and a Chiefs sweatshirt within the minutes after the crash.

Reid misplaced his job with Kansas Metropolis’s NFL franchise a short while later … and did not work within the league once more earlier than starting his sentence in November 2022.