Pioneer Ree Drummond’s nephew Caleb was arrested on a DUI charge a month after her terrible car accident, involving her husband Ladd.
Ladd, 51, and Caleb, 21, were each driving a Himmat fire truck on March 10, when they collided head-on after winds blew and Caleb was reported to have been killed. thrown 70 meters from the truck because none of the men were wearing seat belts. .
In addition to the DUI, he was charged on Saturday with carrying firearms under the influence and transporting an open container of beer, TMZ reported.
Mugshot: Pioneer Ree Drummond’s nephew Caleb (pictured) was arrested on a DUI charge a month after her terrible car accident, involving her husband Ladd
The Osage County Sheriff’s Office did not disclose detailed information about the arrest and it is not known if he remains in custody.
The Instagram page of Ree’s The Pioneer Woman Magazine, with Ladd’s children, Alex and Todd, provided an update on the accident earlier this month, with their prognosis looking good.
“Ladd and Caleb are recovering from their farm accident,” the statement said, adding, “And the Drummond family is so grateful for all your kind words!”
They also directed fans to The Pioneer Woman website, where they featured a video segment called Ask Alex, where Ladd’s 23-year-old daughter Alex and 17-year-old son Todd offered a new update to their father.
“Many people ask what our father is like. She’s doing much better. He is recovering and even starting to return to the farm “, said Alex.
Details: Ladd (pictured), 51, and Caleb, 21, were each driving a Himmat fire truck on March 10, when they collided head-on after the wind blew visibility to decrease.
Scary: Caleb (pictured) was allegedly thrown 70 meters from the truck because none of the men were wearing seat belts
Update: They also directed fans to The Pioneer Woman website, where they presented a video segment called Ask Alex, where Ladd’s daughter Alex, 23, and son Todd, 17 , offered a new update to their father
She added that her mobility is “slightly limited” at the moment, but Ladd is “still able to sit”.
Todd added that “Caleb is doing well. Almost all healed and returned to his normal life.
Alex said Ladd “had a broken neck problem” and just had to have surgery, “so he’s recovering from it.”
Limited: She added that his mobility is “slightly limited” at the moment, but Ladd is “still able to hang”
Healed: Todd also said, “Caleb is doing well. Almost everyone recovered and returned to his normal life. “
Problems: Alex said Ladd “had a broken neck problem” and just had to have surgery, “so he’s getting rid of it.”
After the accident, which took place on March 10 near Pawhuska, Oklahoma, both men were taken to St. John’s Medical Center. John of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Caleb was hospitalized in a critical condition with head, arm, leg and internal injuries, according to the report published by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Ree revealed in a March 15 blog post that both Ladd and Caleb were responding to a farm fire when the accident occurred.
Ree and Ladd: Ree revealed in a March 15 blog post that both Ladd and Caleb were responding to a farm fire when the accident happened
While Ladd initially refused help, he was taken to hospital after learning that his neck had broken in two different places, which was almost catastrophic.
“Instead of wishing the accident would not happen, I will live in a state of gratitude – not only because the boys are fine, but also for the love, kindness and prayers of many of you,” Ree wrote on the blog. They.
“Thank you all for contacting our family and for keeping us in your hearts for the last few days. I can’t tell you how much it means to all of us and I will never forget it! she added.
Ree wrote: “Rather than wish the accident would not happen, I will live in a state of gratitude – not only because the boys are fine, but also for the love, kindness and prayers of many of you.” Ree wrote on her blog