Adrian Peterson completes community service from Minnesota DWI case
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Adrian Peterson has fulfilled the 32-hour community service requirement from his 2025 DWI arrest in Minnesota. He logged his hours between July 13 and July 30, participating in activities with Meals on Wheels, a food drive, and programs for homeless youth and seniors. This completion is a step toward resolving his case, which includes a stayed jail sentence and restrictions on alcohol during a one-year probation. Peterson previously pleaded guilty to one count of driving while impaired following an incident post-NFL Draft event in April 2025 when he was found with a BAC of 0.14%.
- •Peterson completed community service between July 13 and July 30.
- •His DWI arrest occurred after a Vikings draft event in April 2025.
- •He pleaded guilty to driving while impaired earlier in 2026.
- •Court documents show he has a stayed jail sentence.
- •He was arrested again for suspected DWI in Texas in October 2025.
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — Adrian Peterson Completes Court-Ordered Community Service in Minnesota DWI Case
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