Grizzlies’ Brandon Clarke Arrested in Arkansas on Drug and Speeding Charges
Authorities booked Brandon Clarke on traffic and drug charges after arresting him in Arkansas, where he has played only two games this season.
- On Wednesday, Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke was arrested in Arkansas on charges including speeding, fleeing, and possession of a controlled substance.
- The Cross County Sheriff's Department booked Clarke for improper passing, fleeing, exceeding the speed limit, and trafficking a controlled substance.
- Injuries have limited Clarke to only two games this season, with the forward missing 73 games due to right knee surgery followed by a right calf strain.
- "I'm aware of the report, but don't have any comments," Grizzlies coach Tuomas Iisalo said before Wednesday's game against New York.
- The team ruled Clarke out for the remainder of this season; the 6-foot-7 forward is expected to return for next season.
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Grizzlies’ Brandon Clarke arrested on drug trafficking, speeding charges in Arkansas
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke was arrested on Wednesday in Arkansas on charges that include speeding and possession of a controlled substance. “I’m aware of the report, but don’t have any comments,” Grizzlies head coach Tuomas Iisalo told reporters before the Grizzlies’ game against the New York Knicks on Wednesday night, per ESPN. Clarke was booked into Cross County Jail on charges of impr…
Memphis Grizzlies Player Brandon Clarke Arrested On Drug and Speeding Charges 3 Months After Season-Ending Injury
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