Former boxing champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. has been released from an L.A. jail after spending four nights in custody following his arrest for allegedly possessing two “ghost guns.” Despite the circumstances, Chavez Jr. appeared optimistic and in good spirits as he left the detention center in Los Angeles on Thursday night.
Key Takeaway
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. has been released from jail after being arrested for illegal weapons possession and is now focused on entering a treatment program for assistance.
Chavez Jr.’s Arrest and Response
The 37-year-old Chavez Jr. was arrested by the LAPD for illegal weapons possession, specifically for possessing untraceable firearms, after law enforcement responded to a call at his home. When asked about his time behind bars, Chavez Jr. responded in Spanish, expressing gratitude for the treatment he received and affirming his readiness to defend himself.
Plans for the Future
Although Chavez Jr. is scheduled to appear in court in mid-February, his immediate plan involves entering a treatment program to seek professional help. The former WBC middleweight champion expressed his readiness to move forward despite the legal challenges he currently faces.
