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Jon Beason Arrested...


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I actually heard about this last week. I didn't post anything because I thought it was bullshit. I heard it from a person at work... I work in Uptown Charlotte on weekends, so I see a lot of what goes down. From what I understand, Beason got in a fight at a club the night of the Atlanta game (or maybe the next night.) Word is that Dante Rosario was snorting coke with some stripper and some guy walked in and witnessed this, then the same dude starts talking poo about Rosario. Later in the night, the same guy found Rosario again and was talking poo again. Dante then tries to swing at the guy, but doesn't hit him flush. Then the dude clocks Rosario. Beason sees this happen from across the club and runs over like a crazed animal and begins beating the poo out of the guy who downed Rosario.

Don't flame me and say this is all bullshit cause I promise you... I thought the same thing until one of my boyz texted me and said maybe the story is true.

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I actually heard about this last week. I didn't post anything because I thought it was bullshit. I heard it from a person at work... I work in Uptown Charlotte on weekends, so I see a lot of what goes down. From what I understand, Beason got in a fight at a club the night of the Atlanta game (or maybe the next night.) Word is that Dante Rosario was snorting coke with some stripper and some guy walked in and witnessed this, then the same dude starts talking poo about Rosario. Later in the night, the same guy found Rosario again and was talking poo again. Dante then tries to swing at the guy, but doesn't hit him flush. Then the dude clocks Rosario. Beason sees this happen from across the club and runs over like a crazed animal and begins beating the poo out of the guy who downed Rosario.

Don't flame me and say this is all bullshit cause I promise you... I thought the same thing until one of my boyz texted me and said maybe the story is true.

Sorry. That doesn't sound realistic at all.

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