Guest mach7 Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 WWE superstar and rapper John Cena was arrested this weekend when police found a gun in the vehicle he was riding in. Cena was arraigned on charges of criminal possession of a weapon on Monday. He was later released on $2,500 bail. This is not Cena’s first brush with the law as he was arrested twice in a period of two days in January. One was for driving without a license and the other was for guns found in another vehicle he was riding in. - source: Dave Scherer @ 1Wrestling.com via RajahWWF.com -
Guest Plushy Al Logan Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 There is a God, no more Cena at Wrestlemaina, take that Banky!
Guest RavishingRickRudo Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 WOOOOOOORK! Just an attempt by the WWE to give Cena street-cred.
Guest Brian Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Either work, or just a thug. If he is a thug, as a past hustler, I have a new respect for Cena.
Guest Zack Malibu Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Totally a work. We never heard of any previous attempts at all, and those of us on the 'net hear EVERYTHING. This is all a part of WWE's "living in kayfabe" bullshit.
Guest Nevermortal Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Get your facts straight guy. It was Fabolous, the rapper challenging Cena that was found with the guns. This is what Scherer's post ACTUALLY says: From the "will he make it to the show on time" department, Fabolous, the rapper who will have a rap off with John Cena at WrestleMania, was arrested this week when the police found a gun in a car he was riding in. He was arraigned on charges of criminal possession of a weapon on Monday. He is out on $2,500 bail. He was also arrested twice in a two day period in January. One arrest was for driving without a license while the other was for guns discovered in a car he was riding in.
Guest Mik at Cornell Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Brian, past hustler?? Never in a million years would I have expected that. I also think it's a work for the gimmick. The first thing I thought was holy shit, he really is a rapper now. All he needs is a bomb proof car.
Guest BionicRedneck Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Fire the dick! 3 strikes and your talentless ass is OUT!! HAHAHAHA!! either that or it's a work...
Guest Banky Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 FUCK! I e-mailed the dude because he messed up his report. He stole it from 1wrestling, but it is a story about Fabolous not Cena. The reporter saw the headline of WWE rapper arrested and assumed it was Cena. Quite ridiculous if you ask me. So put your hustler comments to bed. He isn't one. He is a jock with a rapper gimmick...deal with it.
Guest mach7 Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Probably is a work. Can't find anything else about it in any Boston online news sources... Did find this, though it has nothing to do with him being arrested (do a search for 'John Cena' on the page): http://www.boston.com/globe/spotlight/abus...002/msg19.shtml
Guest Brian Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Yeah. I grew up in a part of Seattle that wasn't very nice, used to work between drug trades, grow and sell Marijuana on the side. Transportation mainly. And back before the buff became an issue, I used to write. There's a lot of money to make in being a middleman.
Guest RavishingRickRudo Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Damn Hustlers. I WANT TO WALK THE STREETS IN PEACE!
Guest Banky Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Yeah. I grew up in a part of Seattle that wasn't very nice, used to work between drug trades, grow and sell Marijuana on the side. Transportation mainly. And back before the buff became an issue, I used to write. There's a lot of money to make in being a middleman. Grow, sell, and transport marijuana? You? Brian? You seem like the most unlikely person on this board to have lived that life.
Guest Youth N Asia Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Now this is dedication to a character! If more guys lived their gimmick like Cena, the WWE wouldn't be in the mess they're in. WORD LIFE!
Guest Brian Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 That's what made it all the more easy. Nobody expects an eleven year old kid in advanced school pulling in straight A's to be pushing stuff on the side. All the good schools were on the south end of town and a lot of my friends came from there and I just picked up on things. And then growing up in the generally white neighborhoods, you meet alot of the writers and the kids who really need the stuff and suddenly you're in business.
Guest Vitamin X Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 wow I have a newfound respect for Brian, as I did a lot of transportation (LA-Vegas) but I mostly did crystal meth and bud... and like you I grew up in a generally white neighborhood and didn't look like a drug addict which helped out a lot..damn guy!
The Dames Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Not only do I see Brian in a different light, I'd like to buy something from him I've been having a BAD fucking day. Dames
Guest Brian Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 I'm no longer in that though, haven't been for three years. I got out of the high school as a sophmore and started taking college courses and just never looked back.
Guest Banky Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 I'm no longer in that though, haven't been for three years. I got out of the high school as a sophmore and started taking college courses and just never looked back. Wow. Just because you admitted to becoming a drug dealer, everyone respects you more. What does that say about our society?
Guest Vern Gagne Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Somebody que the Pusherman by Steppenwolf.
The Dames Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 I'm no longer in that though, haven't been for three years. I got out of the high school as a sophmore and started taking college courses and just never looked back. Wow. Just because you admitted to becoming a drug dealer, everyone respects you more. What does that say about our society? Tony Montana is my idol. Think about THAT. Dames
Guest Vern Gagne Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Tony Montana isn't really you're idol. Is he?
Guest Banky Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Tony Montana is my idol. Think about THAT. Dames Tony Montana couldn't even lace Michael Corleone's shoes. Not even close.
The Dames Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Tony Montana couldn't even lace Michael Corleone's shoes. Not even close. Oh please. Michael would take too god damned long to make a decision and Tony would kill him instantly. Dames
The Dames Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Tony Montana isn't really you're idol. Is he? Well, in all honesty, I see the good qualities in him. No, I don't want to be a dope dealer or anything like that, but I do find the movie to be quite inspirational. Hell, so does half of the hispanic community. Dames
Guest Banky Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Tony Montana couldn't even lace Michael Corleone's shoes. Not even close. Oh please. Michael would take too god damned long to make a decision and Tony would kill him instantly. Dames Corleone is calculating. There is a reason why Montana died at a young age while Corleone lived to become an old man.
The Dames Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 Yeah, you're right. His adversaries weren't nearly as ruthless as the Columbians and Sosa. The Barzini family? Please. Dames
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