Stanley Wilson II arrested while naked again

Former Lions defensive back Stanley Wilson II has been arrested while naked, and not for the first time.

The Oregonian reports that police in Portland arrested Wilson on January 10 after finding him naked outside a stranger’s home. Wilson hasn’t posted bail and has been in jail since.

Wilson was also arrested on June 22 after a homeowner caught him trying to break into a house. The homeowner shot him and he ran off, and when the homeowner called 911, emergency personnel arrived and found Wilson outside the home, also naked. Wilson suffered only minor injuries from the gunshot.

Since that incident, Wilson has had multiple violations of his conditional release, including testing positive for methamphetamine and getting arrested for spitting at a campus safety officer. It is unclear why Wilson has been allowed to stay out of jail despite repeatedly violating the conditions of his release.

What is clear is that a person who repeatedly gets arrested naked, spits at people and tests positive for methamphetamine has a serious problem. A graduate of Stanford University, Wilson once appeared to have a promising future. But like his father, the former Bengals running back who shares his name, Wilson has a serious drug problem. Wilson’s father was once benched when a Bengals coach caught him getting high before the Super Bowl, and after drugs derailed his NFL career he spent most of his adult life in prison. We hope the younger Wilson can get the help he so obviously needs.

24 responses to “Stanley Wilson II arrested while naked again

  1. While the methamphetamine failed test looks terrible, there may be an underlying mental issue on top of that that’s superceding Wilson’s drug use. Prayers to the man and here’s to hope the former player gets the proper treatment he needs; detox comes first. We’re all people just trying to coexist in society, let’s allow Wilson to get on his journey to do the same despite his non-violent slip-ups.

  2. Mental illness is no joke and often runs in families. Sadly drug use is often a misguided attempt to self medicate. I’m ashamed to admit that sometimes I enjoy laughing at idiots who get caught doing dumb stuff, but this is beyond sad.

  3. Isn’t there another Stanford grad up in the northwest that is a bit off his rocker? What’s his name with the Seahawks?

  4. fumblenuts says:
    Jan 18, 2017 10:13 AM

    Hopefully this man can find Jesus….

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    Hmmm. Didn’t know he was missing.

  5. I pray people stop with the praying and start with the helping.

    Bring back mental health facilities. Maybe some institutions that pay no taxes could chip in!

  6. gixrider says:
    Jan 18, 2017 8:46 AM
    Mental illness is no joke and often runs in families. Sadly drug use is often a misguided attempt to self medicate. I’m ashamed to admit that sometimes I enjoy laughing at idiots who get caught doing dumb stuff, but this is beyond sad.

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    It is refreshing to come to the comments and see some sympathy and not just jokes about the poor guy.

  7. This is really awful! I hope he gets professional help before it’s too late. He can’t overcome it on his own. I agree with skippernuts, this is beyond sad.

  8. Thanks, NFL, for providing insufficient support resources for two generations of your disposable employees.

  9. kevpft says:
    Jan 19, 2017 5:17 PM
    Thanks, NFL, for providing insufficient support resources for two generations of your disposable employees.
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    It’s sad but are we supposed to mother multi-millionaires now? They “disposed” a 3yr $1.5M contract to him in 2005 and another 1yr $925k in 2008. That’s more in 4yrs than I made in 40, and no one ever come around to check if I was depressed or drugging whenever I was between jobs, and I spent 35 of those years with only one working leg. Instead, how about you posters show some concern for the people who Stan has scared when he invaded their property all drugged up.

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