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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COPLEY, Ohio — Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Milton Brad ley is in trouble again, this time charged with disorderly conduct after interfering with a traffic stop near Akron. Bradley, known for an inability to control his temper, was charged after police stopped a woman for weaving on a highway Thursday. Police say Bradley, who was driving another car ahead of the woman, stopped on an exit ramp and walked on the side of the highway until he reached the traf fic stop. “He started screaming to the officer something to the effect of, ‘Why are you stopping my friend?’ “ Copley Township Police Chief Michael Mier said Monday. “The officer had to tell him sev eral times to return to his vehicle and he refused to do so.” At one point, Mier said, Brad ley put his hands behind his back and “said go ‘head and arrest me.” Mier said. The officer did, and charged Bradley with the fourth-degree mis demeanor. He was not held but was issued a summons to appear Fri day in Barberton Municipal Court. If convicted, Bradley could be sen tenced from no jail time up to 30 days, and a maximum fine of $250.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown, Ohio, US
Tue, Nov 30, 2004
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