South Beach Dancing Leads To 'Hot' Bachelor's Arrest
Police: Philadelphia Eagles Player Refuses To Get Out Of Street
POSTED: Monday, March 27, 2006
UPDATED: 4:01 pm EST March 27,
2006
  Dhani Jones, AP file photo |
MIAMI -- A Philadelphia Eagles player, who was also on People Magazine's "50 Hottest Bachelor's of 2005" list, was arrested when he wouldn't stop dancing on a South Beach street, police said.Police said at about 3 a.m., they ordered Dhani Makalani Jones and his female companion to stop dancing in the street in front of Snatch Rock 'N Roll Bar on Washington Avenue. Officers said that the couple was obstructing traffic. The officers said that when they told Jones to get out of the street, he refused and was arrested.Jones was released after promising to make a court appearance.He is a starting linebacker for the Eagles.
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