Chiefs’ Frank Clark Arrested After Police Allegedly Find Uzi in SUV
Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Frank Clark was arrested Sunday in Los Angeles after police allegedly found a submachine gun in his Lamborghini SUV, according to TMZ Sports.
The report said Clark was pulled over for a routine traffic stop when officers said they noticed an open duffle bag with an Uzi inside. Clark was booked on felony illegal possession of a firearm and has not yet been released.
A police report obtained by TMZ shows Clark's bail was set at $35,000 after the 28-year-old was booked at 9:28 a.m. Monday. According to the Kansas City Star's Sam McDowell, it's the second gun charge levied against Clark in Los Angeles since March 13.
The Chiefs have not commented on Clark's arrest, but are aware of it, according to the Kansas City Star.
Clark has played six NFL seasons with the Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks. He joined the Chiefs in 2019 and made the Pro Bowl after both of his seasons in Kansas City. The Chiefs signed Clark to a five-year, $105 million contract with $62.3 million guaranteed after acquiring him from Seattle in 2019.
Questions about prior arrest followed Clark to Kansas City
Clark was previously arrested in 2014 on a domestic violence charge while he was a student-athlete at Michigan. He was kicked off the Michigan football team after that arrest. He eventually reached a plea deal on a disorderly conduct charge.
Clark and the Chiefs faced questions about his domestic violence history when he joined the team in 2019. 토토
“I’ve had to learn to be a better teammate, a better person and better man in general," Clark said at the time. "You’ve got to own up to it and what you’ve done. I affected a lot of people.
"It’s something I have to learn and grow from. It’s five years later, and I’m persistent, doing everything I have to do to continue to speak out and be an advocate. I can barely hide, it’s all out there. Everyone’s gonna get a chance to know me.”
Clark was also arrested in 2012 on a charge of stealing a laptop from a dorm room. He served a year's probation for that charge.
