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Nicki Minaj's second concert in Amsterdam was canceled after she was detained at a Dutch airport for alleged marijuana possession. Minaj, who documented the incident on social media, denied the allegations and claimed it was an attempt to sabotage her tour. She was fined and allowed to continue her trip, but the legal trouble forced her to postpone her Manchester show.
Kansas City Chiefs star Rashee Rice could face up to six months in jail after 10.8g of marijuana was found in the Lamborghini he was driving during a multivehicle crash in Dallas. The attorney for the Super Bowl winner stated that Rice is fully cooperating with the police, and they expect charges to be filed by the Dallas District Attorney. Dashcam footage of the accident shows Rice crashing in Dallas, leaving four people with minor injuries. Despite initially leaving the scene, Rice has since taken "full responsibility" for his part in the wreck.
A police report reveals that 10.8 grams of marijuana were found in the Lamborghini driven by Rashee Rice, potentially leading to significant legal consequences for the Kansas City Chiefs' player. While no charges have been filed yet, the situation could impact his future with the team and in the NFL, with both parties closely monitoring the developments. Rice has apologized and is cooperating with the investigation, but the presence of marijuana raises the possibility of jail time and has complicated his potential punishment.
Former NBA star Rajon Rondo was arrested in southern Indiana on charges of unlawful carrying of a handgun, possession of marijuana, and possession of paraphernalia after being stopped for reckless driving. The arrest also violated an existing protective order prohibiting him from having a gun. Rondo, who played for various NBA teams and won championships with the Celtics and Lakers, was released on bond after the arrest.
Devonta Gabrial Frasier, 28, was arrested by Berkeley County deputies after a police chase ended in a crash on I-26. He faces charges including possession with intent to distribute marijuana and failure to stop for blue lights and sirens, as well as multiple outstanding warrants. The chase began when a deputy observed Frasier's vehicle driving erratically, and it ended with Frasier jumping out of the moving vehicle before being apprehended by North Charleston Police. Approximately 39.5 grams of marijuana were found in his possession.
WWE star Liv Morgan's recent arrest for marijuana possession has reportedly not caused any issues with the company. According to a report, WWE staff communicated that Morgan's arrest did not affect creative plans, and she was forthcoming about the situation. Despite marijuana usage being a point of contention within WWE, the company has not enforced reprimands for years. Morgan has been out of action due to a shoulder injury since July.
WWE star Liv Morgan, real name Gionna Daddio, was arrested in Florida for possession of marijuana after being pulled over by a Sumter County deputy. A small bag of marijuana and a vape pen containing a marijuana-like substance were found in her car. Daddio was charged with possession of marijuana and a synthetic cannabinoid, and was released after posting a $3,000 bond. WWE had no comment on the arrest. Daddio, a former SmackDown Women's Champion, has been sidelined with a shoulder injury but is recovering well and eager to return to the ring.
Liv Morgan's recent arrest for marijuana possession has reportedly not caused any issues with her employers at WWE. While the arrest wasn't widely known within the company, top executives were aware and had spoken with Morgan. WWE officials were expecting her to be cleared to return from her shoulder injury before WrestleMania and had her penciled into creative plans until 2024. Questions remain about the circumstances of her arrest, and WWE is waiting for the legal process to play out. The locker room seems unaffected by the incident, with one top star stating that everyone still likes Liv and that it will soon be forgotten.
WWE wrestler Gionna Daddio, known as Liv Morgan, was arrested in Florida after being seen driving erratically near The Villages. A Sumter County sheriff's deputy found marijuana and a vape pen in her vehicle. Daddio was charged with marijuana possession and possession of a synthetic cannabinoid. She was released after posting $3,000 bond.
WWE Superstar Liv Morgan was arrested in Sumter County, Florida, for marijuana possession after being pulled over for swerving across lanes. A deputy smelled marijuana, conducted a search, and found less than 20 grams of marijuana and a vape pen with an "oil-like substance." Morgan was booked into the Sumter County Jail but later released after posting a $3,000 bond. She is currently a Raw Superstar in WWE.
WWE star Liv Morgan, real name Gionna Daddio, was arrested in Florida for possession of synthetic cannabinoid, possession of marijuana (not more than 20 grams), and possession of drug equipment. She was released on bond and is scheduled to be arraigned in February 2024. Morgan has been off WWE television since May due to a shoulder injury.
WWE wrestler Liv Morgan, whose real name is Gionna Daddio, was arrested in Florida after being pulled over for erratic driving. A Sumter County sheriff's deputy detected the smell of marijuana and found marijuana and a vape pen in her vehicle. She was charged with marijuana possession and possession of a synthetic cannabinoid. Morgan was released after posting $3,000 bond.
Supermodel Gigi Hadid was arrested in the Cayman Islands for marijuana possession after customs officers found small quantities of marijuana and related utensils in her luggage. Hadid had purchased the marijuana legally in New York City with a medical license, but it is illegal to travel in and out of the Cayman Islands with cannabis. She and her friend were released on bail after pleading guilty and paying a $1,000 fine.
The Texas House of Representatives passed House Bill 218, which would reduce the penalty for possession of up to one ounce of marijuana or cannabis concentrate to a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $500 but not subject to arrest. The bill now heads to the Texas Senate for review. State Rep. Joe Moody, an author of the bill, said it changes the way laws are enforced around personal use and possession of cannabis.
Former Wichita State player Jaykwon Walton, who had committed to transfer to the University of Alabama, has been arrested on a charge of second-degree possession of marijuana. As a result, Alabama coach Nate Oats announced that the university is no longer recruiting Walton. Walton and another individual were arrested after police found marijuana and loaded firearms in their vehicle. Walton had averaged 13.9 points and 5.3 rebounds last season for Wichita State.