Jeremy Mayfield, former NASCAR driver, who was suspended indefinitely in 2009 for violating the policy of the organization of drug addiction, was arrested for drug possession and may face new charges after the stolen goods were found at home.
Mayfield, 42, was arrested Tuesday at his home in Western North Carolina on charges of possession of methamphetamine, the Associated Press. Show Records Office Catawba County Sheriff's Office who was charged with possession of 1.5 grams go.
Mayfield, 42, was arrested Tuesday on its western origin of North Carolina and charged with possession of methamphetamine, according to the Associated Press. Registration for the office of the Catawba County Sheriff suggests that he was charged with possession of 1.5 grams of methamphetamine.
1999 Pocono 500 winner Posted bail of $ 3,000 and was due to appear before the District Court on Wednesday, the AP. Investigators told the AP that about 100.000 U.S. dollars of goods from companies in neighboring countries, Lincoln County found in Mayfield's house when he was arrested. Found including welding equipment, truck parts, and many other objects that had been reported stolen.
Daniel Marino, Mayfield, a lawyer in Washington, DC, said the search of the home of his client was done on an "unfounded allegation" and he denies all charges.
Mayfield's story is one of the most unfortunate in the history of modern racing. A fighter pilot in as late as 2005 was his last race in the event of the spring Richmond in 2009. Soon after, he was suspended for failing a random drug test at Richmond. Mayfield fought the test results, saying they were distorted by the use of allergy and attention deficit drugs.
Mayfield has won five career Sprint Cup Series races and had three top-10 finishes in a point of investment.
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