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05-01-2008, 12:40 PM
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Police arrest Rodman after report of dispute at hotel
ESPN.com news services
Updated: May 1, 2008, 12:53 PM ET
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LOS ANGELES -- Former NBA star Dennis Rodman has been arrested for allegedly hitting a woman at a Century City hotel.
Los Angeles police say Rodman, 46, was arrested Wednesday night after officers answered a report of a domestic dispute.
"During the investigation, police learned he had hit a woman and she suffered injuries to her arms," Richard French, a spokesman for The Los Angeles Police Department, told the Los Angeles Times.
Rodman was booked for investigation of felony domestic violence and freed on $50,000 bail early Thursday.
One of Rodman's managers, Steve Simon of the Prince Marketing Group, told The Times that Rodman has been dealing with his recent divorce from Michelle Moyer and "heartbroken about" not being able to see his children.
"The legal process will sort itself out," Simon said in The Times' report. "I'm kind of waiting for the facts to unfold because it's really uncharacteristic for him."
Police arrest Rodman after report of dispute at hotel
ESPN.com news services
Updated: May 1, 2008, 12:53 PM ET
Comment
LOS ANGELES -- Former NBA star Dennis Rodman has been arrested for allegedly hitting a woman at a Century City hotel.
Los Angeles police say Rodman, 46, was arrested Wednesday night after officers answered a report of a domestic dispute.
"During the investigation, police learned he had hit a woman and she suffered injuries to her arms," Richard French, a spokesman for The Los Angeles Police Department, told the Los Angeles Times.
Rodman was booked for investigation of felony domestic violence and freed on $50,000 bail early Thursday.
One of Rodman's managers, Steve Simon of the Prince Marketing Group, told The Times that Rodman has been dealing with his recent divorce from Michelle Moyer and "heartbroken about" not being able to see his children.
"The legal process will sort itself out," Simon said in The Times' report. "I'm kind of waiting for the facts to unfold because it's really uncharacteristic for him."