Deontay Wilder charged with possession of a concealed weapon in Los Angeles

Deontay Wilder arrested on suspicion of having concealed gun

Boxer Deontay Wilder was arrested by Los Angeles police early Tuesday on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon after his Rolls-Royce was stopped and searched by officers, authorities said.

Boxing star Wilder arrested on gun charge: 'Rather be safe than sorry'

Deontay Wilder was arrested in Los Angeles after police recovered a 9 mm pistol in his vehicle during a routine traffic stop.

Boxer Wilder arrested on suspicion of having concealed gun

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Boxer Deontay Wilder was arrested by Los Angeles police early Tuesday on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon after his Rolls-Royce was stopped and searched by officers, authorities said. A Los Angeles Police Department statement said the 37-year-old heavyweight fighter was taken into custody at about 1:15 a.m. after his vehicle was stopped near a busy intersection in the heart of the city's Hollywood neighborhood. Wilder’…

Whirl around boxing superstar Deontay Wilder. The American was taken into custody by police in Los Angeles after officers found a gun in the 37-year-old's car. Wilder was actually stopped because windows were illegally tinted and the license plate was covered. While searching the car, the police then found small amounts of marijuana and a concealed firearm, as reported by “TMZ.” The former heavyweight champion (WBC) was then arrested and release…

Deontay Wilder Arrested In LA On Gun Charge - Media Take Out

Former heavyweight boxing world champion Deontay Wilder was arrested and booked in Los Angeles on suspicion of carrying a concealed gun in his vehicle. Wilder was arrested around 1:15 a.m and was released a few hours later on a $35,000 bond. Cops say they first pulled him over due to the heavy window tint on his Rolls-Royce and that he had an obstructed license plate. The officers claimed they smelled weed coming from the vehicle, but when they …

Boxer Deontay Wilder ‘arrested in Los Angeles’

He appeared to comment on the incident on Twitter, writing: ‘I’d rather be safe than sorry’