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On the night of March 24th, former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones was involved in yet another driving misdemeanor charge.
"Bones" was pulled over by officer Jason Brown of the Albuquerque Police Department, and was given five traffic citations for drag racing, exhibition driving, use of modification of exhaust systems, failure to maintain traffic lane, and improper display of registration plate.
The fighter, in turn, denied the accusations, stating he was only revving his engine while stopped at a red light to give acknowledgement to some fans who were then next to him.
This led to a heated verbal exchange that was caught on the officer’s body camera, showing Jones calling Brown a "pig" and an "absolute f-----g liar". Five days later, he was arrested for probation violation.
For his part, Jones has maintained his innocence to the said charges. In a report by MMA Fighting, attorney Nancy Hollander spoke in behalf of her client during Thursday's probation violation hearing, stating a not guilty plea.
"We intend to fight these traffic violations. We believe that they're bogus. We believe that he was profiled."
Jones will be facing number six-ranked light heavyweight contender Ovince Saint Preux at UFC 197 on April 23rd in Las Vegas for the interim light heavyweight title. It will serve as the replacement fight for the originally scheduled rematch between Jones and current champion Daniel Cormier, after the latter pulled out due to injury.
LINK to article: Jon Jones pleads not guilty to 'bogus' drag racing charges