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Jordan’s son arrested after Omaha hotel brouhaha


In this Dec. 14, 2011, file photo, Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan speaks during an NBA basketball news conference in Charlotte, N.C. AP FILE PHOTO

OMAHA, Nebraska – College basketball player Marcus Jordan, the son of retired NBA great Michael Jordan, was arrested in Omaha early Sunday following a disturbance outside a downtown hotel.

According to a news release, police responding to a call at the Embassy Suites found hotel security trying to subdue Marcus Jordan, who was having an argument with two women in the hotel driveway.

The release said Jordan was “very animated, intoxicated and uncooperative,” and it took multiple officers to control and handcuff him.

Jordan was booked at the Douglas County Department of Corrections for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing. He had been released by Sunday night.

Jordan, a rising senior, averaged 13.7 points a game for University of Central Florida last season.


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Tags: Basketball , Celebrities , Marcus Jordan , Michael Jordan , NBA , Sports

  • http://www.facebook.com/dondie.marte Dondie Marte

    Why is it Michael Jordan’s picture in the story when it was his son who had the problem? We all know how Michael Jordan looks like.

    • doncleo

      mas gwapo kc si Michael sa anak nya.

  • UrHONOR

    DAPAT yan PABULUKIN sa bilangguan!



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