Gary Collins' Dine-And-Dash Case Dismissed By Mississippi Judge
Posted on Mar 02, 2011 @ 08:44AM - Add a comment
Former TV host and actor Gary Collins can breathe a sigh of relief after a felony dine-and-dash charge against him was withdrawn on Wednesday, RadarOnline.com has learned.
Collins, 72, was arrested in Biloxi, Mississippi in January, after trying to walk out of Jazzeppi's restaurant without paying a $59.35 bill.
A restaurant staffer followed Collins into the parking lot and called the cops.
Gary Collin's Mug Shots
Posted on Jan 05, 2011 @ 11:25AM - Add a comment
Gary Collin's multiple mug shots.
Gary Collins Busted For Felony 'Dine & Dash'; See His Latest Mug Shot
Posted on Jan 05, 2011 @ 08:45AM - 4 comments
Former TV host and actor Gary Collins has been busted again -- this time for stiffing a restaurant -- and RadarOnline.com has his latest mug shot.
Collins, 72, was arrested in Biloxi, Mississippi on Tuesday night, after trying to walk out of a restaurant without paying the bill for $59.35.
EXCLUSIVE: Gary Collins Bikes To Meetings After Losing License In DUI Sentencing
Posted on Jul 01, 2009 @ 03:55PM - 2 comments
Gary Collins isn’t taking any chances with the terms of his latest DUI sentencing agreement. Instead of getting behind the wheel, the 71-year-old TV actor biked 10 miles to a meeting; going all the way from Beverly Hills to Santa Monica, CA June 30, his ankle monitor clearly visible under one his left sock.
Collins has been charged with DUI three times. He was arrested but not convicted in his wife, former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley’s home state of Mississippi in 2002. He was busted on October 23, 2007 in Los Angeles in an accident that killed the 89-year-old driver of the other vehicle. Collins was found “not at fault” in the death and pled “no contest” to the DUI charges. He spent four days in jail, paid a $500 fine and was placed on four years probation.
That didn’t stop him from drinking and driving, however. On January 31, 2009, Collins was busted in Santa Barbara – this time for being under the influence while operating a motor home! Among the imposed penalties: Collins’ license was suspended for three years. All of which brings us to the bicycle being Collins’ preferred form of transportation.
Collins manager had “no comment” on where his client was peddling.
(Photo: KM Press Group)
