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Joakim Noah goes to jail

May 26, 2008

The AFP reports that Joakim Noah, Chicago Bulls center, French national team player and son of former tennis star Jannick Noah, got caught “carrying a plastic cup.” Sounds funny, right? Oh well, sometimes it’s fun to rip things out of context.

Let’s be serious. In most places in the United States, carrying around alcohol in public is illegal. You can’t even have a closed bottle in your car, where other people might see it: It must be covered or in the trunk.

Unfourtunately, this is not the only thing Joakim did:

After Noah was taken to the police station, police found a marijuana cigarette in his pocket.

Sumner Hallett, public information officer for the Gainesville Police Department, said Noah cooperated with police and “bonded himself out” of jail by being fingerprinted and accepting a court date in June.

Noah, 23, could face up to six months in jail and a 500-dollar fine on the misdemeanor charges.

One year in the NBA and already doing weird things: Recall the incident in which Noah’s teammates wanted him to sit out one game for yelling at an assistant coach.

May 26, 2008ballineurope
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  1. Smoking Joe
    17 years ago

    wait a minute, is that a picture of noah in the ball-in-europe logo at the top of the page, the dude smoking? It kinda looks like him. I think we should give the kid a break. But then again, maybe we shoud get on him since he’s not lacking in the confidence department. I bet his father must be very disappointed. Or maybe not.

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