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Former NFL All-Pro Adam Jones Arrested En Route to 'Monday Night Football,' Charged with Making Terroristic Threats

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A former NFL player known for off-the-field problems has landed behind bars again.

Adam “Pacman” Jones was booked into the Boone County Detention Center in Kentucky on Monday morning, according to WKRC-TV.

The former Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals defensive back landed behind bars following an altercation with airline employees at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

Jones is facing charges of alcohol-related intoxication, disorderly conduct, and making terroristic threats.

Jones recounted his side of the story in an interview with local media as he departed the jail facility on Monday.

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The former All-Pro cornerback stated that he had been traveling to New York for Monday night’s game between the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, before a dispute over a charger escalated.

Jones disputed law enforcement’s account of him being intoxicated — indicating that the flight had been slated for a 6:30 a.m. departure.

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“I paid for two seats myself to go to Monday night — and had a conversation with a stewardess, a man, about the charger, the plug wasn’t working,” Jones explained.

“It went from a whole thing from moving me somewhere else to, ‘Oh, if we move you, we’ve got to stop the whole plane.'”

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Jones further attacked the media for what he called inaccuracy in reporting.

“We keep reporting bull****, that’s what y’all need to do.”

“Let’s report the facts! You say I’m drunk. I’m not f****** drunk.”

“Then you say, oh, I threatened whoever you said I threatened.”

“I’m going to stand for what I stand for… Which is respect, honesty, and I’m walking my walk,” Jones said.

“I’m wrong for telling the flight attendant that the charger is not working for the seat because I need my iPad to work when I get to New York?”

Jones appeared in a video he filmed at an airport earlier in the day.

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The former player went on to threaten a lawsuit against American Airlines.

The retired defensive back has a lengthy history of arrests and off-the-field problems going back to his college playing days, as detailed by the Denver-based news site Westword in 2018.

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