Chad Johnson arrested in alleged domestic violence dispute

By Maggie Hendricks | Shutdown Corner – 12 hours ago
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Chad Johnson, the wide receiver who is as well known for his off-the-field antics as his ability to catch the ball, was arrested over a domestic violence dispute. Now playing for the Miami Dolphins, Johnson was arrested in Davie, Fla., for allegedly headbutting his wife.
The Miami Herald reports the couple got into an argument when Evelyn Lozada, whom Johnson married on the Fourth of July, found a receipt for condoms in their car. While parked in their driveway, Johnson allegedly headbutted her. (Johnson claimed that it was nothing serious and that he was just dicking around with a cocktail waitress)
"She has a pretty good-sized laceration on her forehead," Davie Police Capt. Dale Engle told the Miami Herald. (Personal Foul! Unsportsmanlike conduct)
Johnson posted $2,500 bond on Sunday morning. His attorney, Adam B. Swickle, addressed the media with a brief comment. "I think you're well aware I couldn't discuss anything that I've discussed with my client. At this point in time we have no comment." (Ochocinco has no comment. That's a first!)
The Dolphins released a short statement about the arrest. (I'll bet they're getting so used to this by now that they always keep one handy just for situations like this)
Though Johnson was arrested in college, he has not been arrested since joining the NFL. (Just before Cincy released him they tried to have him charged with impersonating an NFL WR but the DA wouldn't prosecute)
Johnson and Lozada were heavily featured on the season premiere of "Hard Knocks," the HBO reality show that chronicles an NFL team through training camp. Johnson was reprimanded by coach Joe Philbin for the language he used during news conferences last week. (Come Joe, you're not in Green Bay any longer. You're in the big leagues now, what the fuck....ooops I mean heck, do you think you're dealing with, a bunch of 4-H'ers?)
As he walked out of the Dolphins' training facility on the first episode of "Hard Knocks," Johnson jokingly told team officials, "I'm going to get arrested this weekend." (It's been reported that Johnson had just signed up for Pre-Paid Legal Services and wanted to assure that he was getting his monies worth)
When contact by the Miami Herald, Johnson's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, declined to comment. (If it's not about money Drew never has a comment but when it is you can't shut him up)