By Daily Mail (U.S.) | Created at 2024-11-17 16:38:48 | Updated at 2024-11-17 18:58:48
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Former NFL star Adam 'Pacman' Jones has denied any wrongdoing after his arrest at the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight in Arlington.
Jones, who played 13 seasons in the NFL, was taken into custody in the early hours of Saturday morning after watching Paul, 27, cruise to victory against a 58-year-old Tyson at AT&T Stadium.
The former Cincinnati Bengals cornerback was arrested on a number of charges outside Loews Arlington Hotel - a short walk away from the fight venue - including public intoxication, resisting arrest, evading arrest and assault on a police officer.
Yet after being released Saturday morning on a $319 bond, Jones insists he will soon 'explain the truth' behind what he claims was an unwarranted arrest.
One of his representatives told TMZ Sports that he 'adamantly denies the allegations and looks forward to explaining the truth when the time comes' after his police mugshot was released on Saturday.
The rep added: 'Like thousands of other people in Dallas last night, Pac was in town for the fight and was enjoying himself, spending time with the fans.
Adam 'Pacman' Jones has denied any wrongdoing following his arrest at the Paul vs Tyson fight
The former NFL star was arrested on a number of charges after attending the fight in Texas
'Pacman was returning to his hotel to wind down for the evening. He was not looking for trouble.'
Jones was at AT&T Stadium for the highly-anticipated showdown between Paul and Tyson just hours before his shocking arrest.
He had shared a video on Instagram of himself with comedian Tom Segura as they enjoyed the fight night festivities on Friday evening.
The ex-Bengals star was spotted wearing an all-black outfit and matching cowboy hat as he chatted with Segura.
The arrest is just the latest in a storied history with the law for Jones, who enjoyed stints with the Tennessee Titans, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos before calling it quits in 2018.
Jones has had multiple run-ins with the law throughout his adult life - having been arrested ten times since 2000 and previously been suspended by the Bengals.
Just last December, he pled guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in a Kentucky courtroom after a meltdown on an airplane.
Appearing in a Boone County courtroom to issue a plea, Jones apologized to the officers he screamed at in the midst of an outburst while on a plane at Covington Airport in Kentucky, just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati.
Jones was at AT&T Stadium to watch Paul, 27, cruise to victory against a 58-year-old Tyson
The arrest on Saturday morning is just the latest in a storied history with the law for Jones
The ex-Bengals cornerback has had multiple run-ins with the law throughout his adult life
As a part of his plea deal, the charges of alcohol intoxication and making a terrorist threat he was facing were dropped.
Jones was sentenced to 30 days in jail, but suspended imposing the sentence - which meant he walked free and wouldn't have to serve any time if he stayed out of trouble for the next two years. It is unclear how Saturday's arrest will affect the sentencing.
He notoriously got into a brawl in Atlanta Airport in 2008, although police later determined he was not the aggressor.
In October 2008, he was involved in an altercation with his bodyguard in a Dallas hotel, which led to him being suspended four games by the NFL for breaking its personal conduct policy.
In February 2019, police arrested Jones at a casino in Indiana after allegations of cheating on the blackjack table he was seated at.
It is reported that Jones 'immediately became verbally combative and disorderly' and he was booked at 3am on charges of disorderly conduct, intimidation, resisting arrest and public intoxication.
He is most famous for his time spent with Cincinnati, playing seven NFL seasons with the team between 2010 and 2017. During that time, he was voted to the Pro Bowl in 2015 and was a first-team All-Pro in 2014.
