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NBA's Iman Shumpert arrested at DFW Airport with a 'sizeable' amount of marijuana Headline from Fox32 Chicago
Shumpert was charged with possession of more than 4 ounces, but less than 5 pounds of marijuana.
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Fox32 Chicago
NBA's Iman Shumpert arrested at DFW Airport with a 'sizeable' amount of marijuana ↗ (opens Fox32 Chicago) Published Aug 3, 2022
Same headline from 6 more outlets Fox32 Chicago's feed description Shumpert was charged with possession of more than 4 ounces, but less than 5 pounds of marijuana.
CBS News
Iman Shumpert arrested at Texas airport for pot possession ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Aug 3, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet CBS News's feed description Former NBA player Iman Shumpert was arrested at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport last weekend for allegedly trying to bring six ounces of cannabis through security.
The Daily Caller
REPORT: Iman Shumpert Arrested In Texas ↗ (opens The Daily Caller) Published Aug 3, 2022
The Daily Caller's feed description Free agent NBA player Iman Shumpert was reportedly arrested Saturday at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Black Enterprise
Former New York Knicks Player Iman Shumpert Arrested at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport ↗ (opens Black Enterprise) Published Aug 3, 2022
Black Enterprise's feed description Former Brooklyn Nets player, Iman Shumpert, was arrested at an airport in Texas on Saturday for possessing a "sizeable" amount of marijuana in his backpack.
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Former NBA Star Iman Shumpert Arrested, Accused of Marijuana Possession at DFW Airport ↗ (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth) Published Aug 3, 2022
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth's feed description The former NBA player was arrested after airport police found marijuana and a Glock magazine in his backpack.
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