Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA legend Michael, has reportedly admitted to facing "challenges" with alcohol and substance use ...

Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA legend Michael Jordan, says he 'needs help' overcoming substance abuse in a new court filing ...

In court filings obtained by multiple outlets, Jordan’s lawyer requested to the ... to treatment,” People reported. Michael Jordan’s son Marcus poses for a mugshot after being arrested ...

The drug possession case of NBA champion Michael Jordan ... substance found in Marcus Jordan’s pockets during his DUI arrest last month was ketamine, not cocaine. Law enforcement sources ...

Marcus Jordan, son of ex-NBA superstar Michael Jordan, was arrested on Feb. 4 in Florida, where he tested positive for cocaine. However, Florida's Department of Law Enforcement found that Jordan ...

Marcus, the son of NBA icon Michael Jordan, found himself in some trouble with the law in the early hours of February 5 after getting his vehicle stuck on train tracks in Maitland, Florida.

The new charge reportedly comes as the result of further testing from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement following ... Julia Beverly/WireImage Marcus Jordan is no longer being charged ...

However, the results of a field test conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement ... point that “I’m Michael Jordan’s son.” Days after the arrest, Marcus entered an official ...

Ketamine is a Schedule III substance under Florida law, which can result in lower penalties than cocaine possession. Marcus Jordan (OCSO) Maitland police were in the area of Greenwood Road near ...

According to WOFL and WKMG, a notice of information from State Attorney ... Marcus Jordan's Arrest Video Released by Police Shows Him Admitting to Drinking, Telling Cops: 'I'm Michael Jordan's ...

I'm Michael Jordan's son ... This was not his first run-in with the law. Marcus was investigated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board upon claiming he spent $50,000 at Las Vegas nightclubs as ...

Marcus Jordan told a court that ... cocaine possession and resisting arrest. An attorney for Jordan, the son of basketball legend Michael Jordan, requested his client be allowed to enter a ...