An intoxicated Dennis Rodman was once captured playing accomplice in a $3,000 worth robbery

In 2019, an intoxicated Dennis Rodman was accused of being an accessory to a robbery that took place, causing $3,000 worth of damage.

Even though it’s been more than a decade since he retired from professional basketball, Dennis Rodman’s date with controversies never ends. The Bulls legend was not his quintessential superstar, he was never intended to play the ideal role model and he pandered to public perception.

Whether it was his notorious trips to Las Vegas or his highly publicized romance with pop legend Madonna, The Worm was always in the headlines. From not showing up for practices to disappearing early from notices, Rodman regularly expressed his disagreement with authority.

Had it not been for Phil Jackson and Michael Jordan in his life, Rodman would not have lived up to his potential. While Zen Master and His Airness tried to protect the two-time DPOY for as long as they could, it was only time for them to move on to their respective runs.

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Unfortunately, The Worm couldn’t help but get into trouble. In 2019, the five-time champion was part of a broad daylight robbery caught on camera.

Video: Dennis Rodman helps his alleged classmates rob a Yoga store.

In 2019, the owners of VIBES Hot Yoga in New Port Beach, California accused Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman of being an accessory to a robbery, caught on surveillance. The Bulls veteran entered the store with three other people, who stole or damaged $3,000 worth of property.

In the above clip from TMZ Sports, Rodman walks into the store with three other people, in which a woman can be seen putting some $500 worth of clothing into her bag while a man, who doesn’t look at his senses complete, falls and breaks. a crystal worth $2,500.

According to Yoga store owners, Rodman reeked of alcohol, prompting them to file a report against the two-time All-Star.

Fortunately for the veteran, he would not be pursued.

In a report of sportsconfirmed a spokesperson for the Orange County District Attorney’s office, “No case has been filed on Rodman” and they don’t expect to receive one from the Newport Beach Police Department.

Hopefully, the former Bulls superstar can avoid any trouble down the line, as he’s going to run out of luck one day.

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