Grizzlies’ Brandon Clarke arrested on drug, driving charges in Arkansas
NY Post
Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke is in legal trouble after he was arrested on drug charges in Arkansas on Wednesday.
Clarke, 29, was booked by the Cross County Sheriff’s Office and is facing charges of trafficking a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance, fleeing in a vehicle exceeding the speed limit and improper passing, according to online records.
It is unclear what led him to be detained.
Clarke’s booking profile lists him as being held on a “CID hold.”
A CID hold can carry different meanings depending on the law enforcement agency and the Cross County Sheriff’s Office does have a Criminal Investigation Division that uses the acronym “C.I.D.”
The Grizzlies are scheduled to face the Knicks on Wednesday evening.
Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke is in legal trouble after he was arrested on drug charges in Arkansas on Wednesday.
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