Jarvaris Crittenton and other suspects are accused of selling "multi-kilo quantities of cocaine and several hundred pounds of marijuana," according to the Atlanta District Attorney. He's already facing murder charges from 2011 and is in a lot of trouble. Crittenton was famously involved with a gun incident along with Gilbert Arenas and obviously won't be back in the league ever again.

According to TMZ.com, former NBA player Javaris Crittenton has been ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from his newborn son and his newborn son's mother due to allegations of domestic violence. It's the latest in a long line of legal trouble for the former first-round pick, who is still awaiting trial in the 2011 shooting death of an Atlanta woman. Crittenton last played in the NBA during the 2008-09 season.

Javaris Crittenton, who is currently awaiting trial in the 2011 shooting death of an Atlanta woman, was reportedly arrested in connection with a traffic violation on Wednesday. According to TMZ, Crittenton was pulled over for going 60 mph in a 45 mph zone, then was arrested after initially failing to sign the ticket or stepping out of his car when asked. The former first-round pick last played in the NBA during the 2008-09 season.

Javaris Crittenton was released on Tuesday with a $230,000 bond and will be required to wear an ankle monitor while he awaits trial in the Aug. 19 shooting death of Julian Jones. A Fulton County judge found probable cause to charge former the former Georgia Tech star in the drive-by shooting, and he will be charged with malice murder, aggravated assault and gun possession. Crittenton allegedly shot Jones accidentally while trying to hit a man he believed had stolen his jewelry in April.

Javaris Crittenton's tweets on the days surrounding his alleged murder of a 22-year old mother of four were transcribed and published on Wednesday by the editor of Truth About It, an ESPN.com Wizards blog. You can be the judge, but we don't see anything implicating in his tweets, which were private and seen only by those he approved. Crittenton is currently being held in California, awaiting transfer back to Georgia.

Javaris Crittenton, implicated in the murder of a mother of four, was arrested by the FBI at an airport in California on Tuesday. Crittenton appears to have peacefully surrendered to authorities. Following the issue of murder warrant, he booked a one-way flight to Los Angeles and was charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. His lawyer maintains his innocence, but APD Maj. Keith Meadows articulated the prosecution's case: "It appears Mr. Crittenton observed who he thought was the perpetrator walking down the street. It so happens Miss Jones was walking down the street at the same time."

The lawyer for former NBA player and Georgia Tech star Javaris Crittenton said he has agreed to surrender to local authorities who've charged him in the shooting death of a 22-year-old mother of four. Crittenton should arrive in the ATL "very early [Tuesday] morning," said attorney Brian Steel, where it appears he will try to prove his innocence. "Mr. Crittenton wants to clear his name," Steel said. "He's innocent of the charges." He's being charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in relation to the Aug. 19 shooting of 22-year-old Julian Jones, who was killed by bullets apparently intended for an acquaintance who was walking on the street with her near her home. This is by far the saddest lockout story out there right now, as it appears Crittenton's professional career is over, whether he's found innocent or guilty.

Javaris Crittenton is still at-large for murder charges in the shooting death of a 23-year old mother of four in Atlanta. A SWAT team searched his Georgia residence but did not find anybody home, and while he has reportedly discussed turning himself in to authorities, there has been no statement made by the authorities to that effect. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim's family and friends.

Javaris Crittenton, a free agent looking for an NBA job, is wanted in connection with an Aug. 19 shooting that left an Atlanta woman dead. Crittenton believed he was shootiing at the man who previously robbed him in April, but instead struck 23-year-old Julian Jones, a mother of four who was walking near her home, in the leg with a bullet he fired from inside his SUV. She died later in surgery, meaning Crittenton will be charged with homicide. He's also the guy who got into a gun standoff with Gilbert Arenas while playing for Washington, so it's safe to say his NBA career is officially over. Crittenton is not yet in custody and is believed to be in Los Angeles.