Le'veon Bell Taken Into Custody for Child Support Issues
WHO:
Heavy NFL - Le'Veon Bell is a three-time first-team All-Pro.
Sportskeeda - Le'Veon Bell, former Pittsburgh Steelers star running back
TMZ - Le'Veon Bell's attorney, Thomas Shaffer
WHAT:
Daily Mail NFL - Le'Veon Bell was arrested on a warrant out of Michigan in connection to child support payments.
NY Post - Bell was arrested for allegedly failing to pay $50,000 in child support.
Pro Football Network - Bell was arrested in Ohio on a child support warrant out of Michigan.
Daily Mail NFL - Le'Veon Bell was arrested on a warrant out of Michigan in connection to child support payments.
NY Post - Le'Veon Bell was arrested for allegedly failing to pay $50,000 in child support.
TMZ - Bell's attorney, Thomas Shaffer, stated that Le'Veon is struggling to make child support payments.
Sportskeeda - Le'Veon Bell was taken into custody due to an alleged child support neglect arrest warrant.
TMZ - Le'Veon Bell was arrested over the weekend in connection with child support payments.
WHERE:
Heavy NFL - Bell is currently jailed in Canton, Ohio, the site of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Sportskeeda - Bell was locked up in Canton.
WHY:
TMZ - Bell's attorney, Thomas Shaffer, indicated that Le'Veon is struggling to make child support payments, which has led to his legal troubles.
NY Post - The arrest was due to Bell's alleged failure to meet child support obligations.
Heavy NFL - Bell's current situation contrasts with his previous career aspirations of having a bronze bust in Canton.
TMZ - Le'Veon Bell is reportedly struggling to make child support payments.
HOW:
The Source - Bell's arrest was due to missed child support payments.
NY Post - Bell's arrest occurred on a Sunday, linked to his failure to pay child support.
TMZ - The arrest was made due to an alleged lack of child support payments, leading to the issuance of an arrest warrant.
Le'Veon Bell was arrested in Ohio on a warrant from Michigan related to child support payments. The arrest stems from allegations that he failed to pay $50,000 in child support. Authorities report that this legal action was taken due to missed payments.