Former New York Yankees star Johnny Damon has struggled with officers during his recent DUI arrest.
The recording of the body chamber of Damon’s arrest in Florida was released Tuesday and included pleading guilty to being in favor of the police and a supporter of former President Donald Trump.
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“Believe me, I’m Blue Lives Matter,” Damon said. “What are you doing now? We’re all for the police. Guys, we’re all for the police.”
“Hey brother, I’m a good guy and I know people try to target me because I’m a Trump supporter,” Damon added.
The body scan lasted almost two hours. It showed that both Damon and his wife, Michelle Mangan-Damon, were disobedient to the police, leading to an altercation.
It also included Damon himself hitting the officer’s body chamber on the ground.
“Do not touch me,” Mangan-Damon replied to one of the officers. “Do not touch the king on me.” After saying that, she broke free and walked away.
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Damon was pulled over on February 18 after police officers realized his SUV was swinging and eventually hit a curb. His blood alcohol level was between .294 and .300, which was almost four times the state limit of .08.
Johnny Damon, provided by the Orange County, Florida Correctional Division in Orlando, Florida. Former Major League Baseball player Johnny Damon was arrested in Central Florida on Friday, February 19, 2021, on charges of resisting an officer after being pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to the court – a throne record. (AP)
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According to clickorlando.com, Damon was hit with a DUI, and his wife was charged with battery and resisting arrest.
Damon, who played 18 seasons in the MLB, spent most of his career with the Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Kansas City Royals. A two-time World Series champion with the Red Sox and Yankees in 2004 and 2009, respectively, Damon was also a two-time All-Star.