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Nick Diaz arrested on charges of domestic battery

May 25, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Nick Diaz has been arrested in Las Vegas on charges of domestic battery by strangulation and misdemeanor domestic battery.  The alleged victim was female.

According to a report from MMA Junkie, 12 units were dispatched to the scene on Thursday evening and Diaz was combative with officers during his arrest.  A bail hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning at 9:00am.

Diaz has just come off of a one-year suspension from USADA for a whereabouts violation of the UFC anti-doping policy.

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The Saturday morning hearing is due to his constitutional right to have one 48 hours after an arrest.  If the reports are true, Diaz becomes another UFC fighter with a criminal record.  This one will come with a lot more scrutiny since it is related to domestic violence.  Although the UFC has seemingly overlooked Greg Hardy’s past, we will see what happens with Diaz.  He’s been a popular figure despite his abrasive behavior, but this latest episode seems to be different.

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