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Whhaaaat?!?

Last month, San Francisco Giants' Sergio Romo acted extra belligerent at the Sin City airport while possibly being under the influence of alcohol and was given a misdemeanor, but after careful examination of the situation, he isn't being charged with shiz because of "lack of prosecutorial resources."

A representative from the Clark County District Attorney's office shared:

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Yeah right!

Chad Johnson has plead NOT GUILTY to a misdemeanor battery charge stemming from allegedly head butting his wife, Evelyn Lozada.

The charges were only filed 24 hours ago!

Johnson, however, somehow couldn't find the time to go to the courthouse himself (not having jobs is time consuming!), so his plea was entered in by his attorney, Adam Swickle.

Whatevs!

We'll just have to wait and see what happens!

[Image via AP Images.]

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Not good, boy! Not good AT ALL!

Jason Kidd, who only justed signed a $9.5 million deal with the Knicks earlier in July, was arrested early this morning in Southampton, NY after crashing his car into a telephone pole!

According to authorities, the former Dallas Mavericks player

Tags: arraignment, dallas mavericks, dwi, hospitalization, jason kidd, knicks, misdemeanor, ny, release, southampton, southampton town justice court

Is Chad Ochocinco in trouble with the law!?

Yes, he is. Fortunately for him, not much trouble.

The New England Patriots receiver was pulled over in Cincinnati, Ohio on Monday morning for driving with illegally tinted windows and then the cops discovered his license was suspended!

He pleaded guilty to both counts, but told the judge that he was unaware his license had been suspended until he was pulled over.

While the judge could have slapped him with a $1000 fine and 500 hours of community service (based off of his facial expression, Ochocinco was more worried about having to do community service than paying a fine), the friendly judge gave the football player a break by ordering only a $200 fine, plus court costs.

Check out the video above to catch a glimpse of the relaxed court hearing and see the fear in Ochocinco's eyes when the judge mentions community service!

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