They arrest a drunk, unconscious NBA player inside his vehicle

Authorities in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County, North Carolina reported on Thursday, Oct.20 the capture of an NBA professional basketball player after he was found drunk, unconscious and armed inside a vehicle. .

According to the police report, Charlotte Hornets player James Bouknight was found inside a Mercedes-Benz AMG GT vehicle with a Doritos bag and a Glock pistol. Due to the conditions in which he was found, he was arrested.

Witnesses indicated that local security personnel tried to wake him, but despite repeatedly knocking on the window, they failed to get his attention.

When these people looked through the windshield of the car (the tint made it difficult to see through the other windows), They observed the weapon, then called the Carabinieri, who went to the scene and managed to wake him up.

In the official report, the uniformed men who participated in the procedure claimed that the athlete had a gun found in one hand, the vehicle was on and it took more than an hour to fulfill the legal procedure, according to a version released by the sports network ESPN.

The arrest took place around 2am on Sunday. Upon regaining consciousness, Bouknight admitted drinking four tequilas before getting into his car and driving to the parking lot, where he was arrested.

The 22-year-old player was accused by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police of drunk driving afterwards in tests it was subjected to a level of 0.14, above the North Carolina limit of 0.08.

“The photo shows James Bouknight of the NBA passed out in the car with a gun in his lap,” he posted. TMZ.

the basketball player, in his first season in the NBA, he scored 4.6 points, 1.7 rebounds and 0.8 rebounds per game.

The former football manager will pay 115 years in prison for sexual abuse in California

Meanwhile, the former California youth soccer manager, convicted of sexually abusing a boy for six years, was sentenced to more than 155 years behind bars.

Jesus Anthony Magana, 39, of Oxnard, was sentenced to 155 years in prison, following his previous conviction for multiple counts of sexual assault and indecency with a small child, according to the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office.

On 7 September, Magaña was convicted of five counts of wrongdoing on a child aged 10 or younger, four counts of aggravated sexual assault on a child and seven counts of indecent indictment on a child. under the age of 14. Each of these charges is a separate crime.

Ventura County Superior Court Judge Derek D. Malan read the sentence after a jury found Magana guilty on all counts. Magana denied and pleaded not guilty to any crime.

Magana was a football coach at the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) for several years, including a period between 2013 and 2019 when the crimes occurred with the same victim, the sheriff’s office said. Ventura County.

The court also sentenced Magana to compensate the victim’s parents, whom she should not have contacted “in person, by post, by telephone or otherwise, directly or indirectly”.

A statement about the victim’s impact was read on behalf of two other underage children during the trial, the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office said.

posteriorly, the court issued a precautionary order for the victim and the two who testified for ten years. Fox Digital News intentionally excluded the names of the victims involved due to their age and the sensitivity of the case.

According to the indictment, Magaña abused her leadership position to gain access to children. “I hope this ruling provides some level of closure for the victims and protects our community from this defendant’s future harm.”