Chad Johnson, AKA Ochocinco arrested for domestic violence... Headbutts his wife...oh, such a tough-man...

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Aug 11, 2012
Chad Johnson arrested for domestic violence

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Chad Johnson, right, poses with his then-fiancee, Evelyn Lozada, at an event in New York on March 7, 2012. Johnson was arrested Saturday, Aug. 11, 2012, on a domestic violence charge, accused of head-butting Lozada during an argument in front of their home outside Miami.

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Miami Dolphins receiver Chad Johnson has been arrested on domestic violence charges in Davie, Florida.

Davie police Capt. Dale Engle says Johnson and his wife were at dinner Saturday and she confronted him about a receipt she had found for a box of condoms. His wife, Evelyn Lozada, is on the reality show, Basketball Wives, and the couple married July 4.

Engle says when they arrived at their driveway, Lozada says Johnson head-butted her. She was treated at a hospital for a forehead cut.

Engle told the NFL Network that Johnson claimed they accidentally bumped heads during the argument.

Engle says Johnson is in the Broward County Jail where he will remain until he can appear before a judge, which Engle says might not be until Monday.

Johnson's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, declined to comment.

Johnson has been in the news a lot recently. The veteran receiver recently changed his name back from Ochocinco to Johnson, signed with the Dolphins after being released by the New England Patriots and immediately became the star in the debut of this season's Hard Knocks series on HBO.

Here's Johnson looking into the future when he promises to get arrested during his time off. It starts at the 40:25 mark.



While Johnson's football future isn't the foremost concern, the team certainly has an bad situation on its hands especially considering Eli Manning essentially represents the NFL in the White House's [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] campaign to end violence against women.

So what do you think, should the Dolphins immediately part company with Johnson or let the legal process play out?

great publicity stunt for the two of them since they have a new VH1 show coming out this fall.

dnn3m wrote:great publicity stunt for the two of them since they have a new VH1 show coming out this fall.

The show's been put on hold, probably never to be seen again.

What a dumb ass that gal is hot.