Garrett Reid back in prison
Garrett Reid, the eldest son of Eagles coach Andy Reid, has been sent to Graterford Prison after he was involved in an altercation at a halfway house, his attorney said today.
Garrett Reid, the eldest son of Eagles coach Andy Reid, has been sent to Graterford Prison after he was involved in an altercation at a halfway house, his attorney said today.
"Given the limited amount of information I have, I am very concerned about Garrett and his future situation," said Timothy Woodward, Reid's attorney.
Reid, 26, had been at the Luzerne Treatment Center in Hunting Park. Officials at Graterford confirmed that he is in state custody.
Last May, Reid was referred to a relatively new and little-used state corrections program for drug treatment after he pleaded guilty to smuggling drugs into the Montgomery County Jail.
In January 2007, Reid, of Villanova, ran a red light in Plymouth Township and seriously injured a woman from Northumberland County. He told police he had used heroin before the crash.
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