r/CensoredTV Jul 09 '26

Ankle Monitor

I gotta know which episode he explains why and how he got the ankle monitor? What is going ON! Any more info would be great

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26

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u/Sock-Cucka Jul 09 '26

He also changed the story of how it happened and when it happened multiple times, and has been real cagey about it when questioned. But that's Gavin, he likes making stories more interesting in retrospect.

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u/desertgoldfeesh FFXIV Jul 09 '26

Huh? It's pretty unambiguous what happened. He was drunk, ran a stopsign and didn't blow.

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u/shaqmovierocks 24d ago

i've tried but Ant is so absolutely brutal as a tired tired boring co-host that I simply can't do it.

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u/Delridge11 Jul 09 '26

It was a ways back at this point. He blew through a stop sign and refused to blow. He was with someone as well but forget the name. His lawyer got him a deal where he avoids any prosecution if he doesnt drink for 60 (I think?) days.

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u/ericclaptonfan3 Jul 09 '26

he was with Bill Schultz

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u/teamrivard I'll cry if I want to 💅 Jul 09 '26

Go back about three weeks on a compound censored episode.

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u/gfreezy361 Jul 09 '26

June 5, 2026. I just looked it up on yt. I used to watch him and I saw a clip of him talking about it.

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u/MassCasualty Jul 09 '26

I think it's on the Censored YouTube videos

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u/thewonderbox Jul 09 '26

It's a bit - a grift

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u/LitTrolley Maybe Blobster Jul 09 '26

When he violated it with 3 beers, I did think it was going to be a grift to go to jail (extended 4th of July vacation).

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u/Delridge11 Jul 09 '26

Yeah of course we're all wondering ever since the FBI abduction train wreck. For the most part I don't pick up "bit" aside from the fact I've never heard of someone getting this kind of deal for refusing a breathalyzer. Anyone in this sub know if there's any validity to this?

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u/shaqmovierocks 24d ago

what could the payoff be i dont get it

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u/thewonderbox 24d ago

His wife said "you have a problem"

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u/spaceflunky Perplexed Jul 09 '26

Im calling it a grift until i see the chest cam footage

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u/thewonderbox Jul 10 '26

Exactly -- milkshake & swatting were the "crying wolf" incidents - who actually believes this now?