Police say Loy Vaught, the former NBA and University of Michigan standout, was arrested after creating a disturbance at Grand Rapids' Gerald R. Ford International Airport, according to an MLive report.
Vaught was arrested Saturday by airport police after he allegedly caused a disturbance in a passenger terminal building, airport spokesman Bruce Schedlbauer told MLive.
He said the arrest was based on Vaught’s behavior. Vaught was booked into the Kent County Jail and released on Sunday, records showed. State police records showed that police requested two misdemeanor warrants, the report said.
Vaught helped lead U-M to the 1989 NCAA title before going on to play in the NBA.
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