February 4th 2025.
The son of the iconic basketball legend, Michael Jordan, found himself in a bit of trouble down in Florida recently. It seems that Marcus Jordan was arrested by the Maitland Police Department on Tuesday, Feb. 4, after his vehicle was stuck on some train tracks. To make matters worse, he was facing multiple charges, including cocaine possession, resisting arrest, and DUI property damage or personal injury.
According to reports from WESH, Jordan had been pulled over by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office when he suddenly took off, leading officers on a chase. Eventually, his car ended up on the train tracks, with a train quickly approaching. When police approached him, he claimed to have made a wrong turn and needed help getting his SUV off the tracks.
However, things took a turn for the worse when officers noticed his slurred speech, the smell of alcohol, and bloodshot eyes. After admitting to having a few drinks, Jordan was asked to perform some field sobriety tests, which he allegedly failed. As a result, he was placed under arrest for driving under the influence.
But the drama didn't end there. When officers searched him, they found a plastic baggie containing a white powdery substance, which later tested positive for cocaine. Jordan was then taken to the Orange County Jail in Orlando, where he was booked and held.
According to the police reports, Jordan was not exactly cooperative during his time in custody. He even tried to resist officers and refused to get into the patrol vehicle, sticking his leg out to prevent them from closing the door. And to top it all off, he reportedly sang the whole way to the DUI Center, with his speech still slurred.
Thankfully, Jordan was able to post bond on Tuesday morning and was released shortly before noon. This incident serves as a reminder that even the most famous and successful individuals can find themselves in trouble with the law. It's a good thing that Jordan was able to settle his six-figure credit card debt prior to this incident. Perhaps he should have used some of that money for a designated driver instead.
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