$500,000 worth Dennis Rodman jumped out of a helicopter on his 40th birthday and got charged by police
Police had to detain Dennis Rodman and his 40th birthday party after he caused a ruckus by entering his helicopter. Dennis Rodman had a flair for the eccentric like no other. Once he realized there was more to life than just earning enough to support himself, ‘The Worm’ went to great lengths to do more than just have a good time night after night.
Whether it was drunken escapades during the Bulls’ season in Las Vegas or flying across the country to meet the likes of Madonna and Carmen Electra, Dennis Rodman knew exactly what he wanted when he wanted to party. Of course, his ‘mischief of him’ led to several run-ins with the law with Rodman himself claiming that he had been arrested over 100 times in his life.
The five-time NBA champion may have been exaggerating, but the point remains that Dennis did what he wanted to do, when and where he wanted to do it. His Newport beach house in California was the subject of a series of parties after he bought it for $800,000. One such party at this house of yours was stopped due to an excessive amount of rioting.
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Dennis Rodman was charged by the police
Many lament having entered a new decade of their lives, as reaching an age with a ‘0’ at the end acts as a reminder that you are getting older and there is nothing you can do about it. However, Dennis Rodman seemed to be embracing his 40th birthday when he threw an incredible 40th birthday party at his Newport beach house.
While the neighbors had grown desensitized to Rodman’s incessant partying by this time, they couldn’t miss one thing about this party in particular: the helicopter. Rodman reportedly arrived in a helicopter at his 40th birthday party and a couple of years ago on ‘The Breakfast Club’ he claimed to have jumped out of this helicopter.
Regardless of how he left the helicopter, there was a helicopter present.
This alarmed the neighbors and eventually they called the police. What seemed like routine at this point, the Hall of Famer was charged with disturbing the peace as well as not having the proper permits to have a helicopter or live bands on his premises. Read More: 18 y/o Kobe Bryant tried to dupe Shaquille O’Neal with rehearsed raps on Lakers bus rides
