Mark Grace Sentenced to Four Months in Jail in DUI Case
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| An extremely old photograph of Mark Grace. |
According to a Maricopa County Superior Court spokesman, Grace was granted work release, and will also serve two years on probation.
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As fans and other observers may recall, this was Gracie's second DUI.
The first came in 2011, when Grace was pulled over while swerving in his Jaguar near Scottsdale Road and Shea. His blood-alcohol level was .128.
The second time, in August, Grace was pulled over near the Scottsdale Resort, and not only did his blood-alcohol level register at .095, but he was also driving on a suspended license, and without the court-ordered ignition interlock device.
Grace actually faced prison time on his charges this time around, but thanks to a plea deal, he ended up pleading guilty to endangerment and misdemeanor DUI.
His work-release jail sentence starts on February 10.
Grace lost his gig as color commentator with the Diamondbacks after his most recent DUI arrest, and he's since been replaced by (yawn) Bob Brenly.
The greatest unconfirmed story ever written about Grace can be found here.
Also, if you've forgotten how much you've missed Gracie as a color commentator, click here.
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