Former Premier League star pleads guilty to cocaine possession
This is not the first time the former England U-21 striker has been in trouble because of his possession of cocaine.
Marcus Bent
Recommended articles
Bent who played for Everton, BlackburnRovers and Ipswich was arrested in possession of cocaine at Chessington World of Adventures.
He was held overnight and on Tuesday, June 21 appeared before magistrates in Wimbledon, south London where he plead guilty to one count of possessing a class A drug at the children's theme park.
He was fined £385, with £85 costs.
This is not the first time the former England U-21 striker has been in trouble because of cocaine.
He has a twelve months suspended sentence for affray and possession of cocaine.
In a shocking incident, Bent called 999 but attacked police officers under the influence of cocaine when they attended to him with a meat cleaver and kitchen knife.
The 38-year-old scored 113 goals in 574 professional games for 14 different clubs.
More from category
-
Oshoala praises red-hot Monday Gift, shares 'WhatsApp challenge' before hat-trick heroics
-
Asisat Oshoala celebrates Pichichi with Barcelona Femeni teammates ahead of Champions League final
-
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Rangers: Road to Seville - UEL final Preview
Recommended articles
Oshoala praises red-hot Monday Gift, shares 'WhatsApp challenge' before hat-trick heroics
Asisat Oshoala celebrates Pichichi with Barcelona Femeni teammates ahead of Champions League final
Nigeria's Gabe Vincent drops 17 points to help Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat take down the Boston Celtics in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals
Nigeria's World Cup mission is on course after beating Ivory Coast
Liverpool keep quadruple hopes alive with thrilling comeback
