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Marcus Jordan was again involved in a disgraceful episode when he drove his Lamborghini while drunk and resisted arrest in Maitland, Florida. He was taken into custody in Orange County, after being tested for DUI, and faces charges of causing property damage, possession of cocaine and resisting an officer without violence.
Marcus Jordan's attitude was appalling
Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan has already been released, but the moment of his arrest is the talk of the town thanks to the video in which you can see his reactions in flagrante delicto after leaving his luxury car stuck on the train tracks. Marcus Jordan repeatedly showed a belligerent attitude and refused to take breathalyzer tests while walking "aggressively and repeatedly" away from officers.
Police reports of officers who arrived to make the arrest at the scene and which were released by TMZ Sports claimed that Jordan was "loud, profane and belligerent" and that he displayed "a sarcastic and condescending attitude towards" the authorities.
However, the highlight came when Jordan was in custody at the detention center in Orange, upset by the music playing at the facility. The former basketball player shouted for the 'playlist' to be changed: "Can't you guys play Christmas music or something? Put some Mariah Carey in this pigsty".
"It's a f***ing joke"
For the legend's son, the process being followed for his new boast is a "fucking joke", and he shouted: "I'm going to line those damn highways and get them quotas, nigger".
It is evident that Marcus Jordan has a conflict with authority, as when police officers were doing their field work, the former basketball player kept causing problems, moving around constantly, talking non-stop and "getting agitated and aggressive when given orders or asked questions", not to mention that he wielded his father's name in search of some kind of indulgence, an argument that had no effect on the law enforcement officers.