Was Bob Marley ever arrested

Answer 1

Yes, Elvis was arrested only once that is among the "public record". Elvis Presley was arrested in the mid-1950s for a speeding violation whereby he was cited for doing over 70 mph en route to a performance.

Scotty Moore and Bill Black were resting while Elvis was driving until the sounds of Elvis speaking with the Police Officer awakened them. Elvis tried to make light of the situation by saying "well, hopefully this will be the last time they catch me". As Scotty and Bill followed Elvis to the Police Station Elvis paid in cash the fee (approximately $24.00) and there was no further action required. This sole event "embarrassed" Elvis as he was always respectful of the law.

Answer 2

Juvenile burglary. Yes, as a matter of fact, Hendrix was arrested in his adolescence for juvenile burglary.In 1968, He was arrested at Toronto Intl Airport for the possession of heroin. He testified that it was planted by a fan without him knowing. he was aquitted of all charges.

Answer 3

John Lennon and George Harrison were both arrested for hashish possession (in 1968 and 1969, respectively) by Drugs Squad detective Norman Pilcher. (Lennon and Harrison both insisted the drugs found had been planted. Pilcher ultimately lost his job, for falsifying and planting evidence in other celebrities' homes.) Paul McCartney was arrested more than once, for possession and cultivation of marijuana; the most infamous was his 1980 arrest in Japan.

Answer 4

yes but was soon realised as it was a miss understanding .

Answer 5

John Lennon has indeed been arrested. He was arrested for posssion of illegal drugs atleast once.

Answer 6

yes! one time in london, england way, way early in his music carrer.

Answer 7

Actually, The Beatles took as much drugs as the all the police in the US.

Answer 8

Yes, Bob Dylan has been arrested.

Answer 9

Elvis was arrested on a assault charge on October 18, 1956. An assault and disorderly conduct charge in Memphis, TN. Presley participated in a relatively minor scuffle at a service station that afternoon. In fact, if he hadn't been involved, the story would never have made the local papers. Instead, it was news all over the country. Charges were dismissed by Judge Samuel Friedman.