Puddle of Mudds Wes Scantlin is reportedly facing violence at home and drug costs

Wes Scantlin is facing crime after an alleged domestic dispute with his girlfriend.

The Wristlet Frontman (whose full name is Wesley Reid Scantlin) was arrested in the early hours on Tuesday, March 11, after the Torrance, California police, warned of an alleged struggle in his apartment, according to TMZ. The outlet was the first to report the news.

With reference to law enforcement sources, TMZ reported that after talking to both Scantlin, 52 and his girlfriend, whose identity was not revealed, the police decided that the couple had entered an oral dispute that escalated to a physical confrontation.

The musician’s girlfriend had visible marks on her arms, according to the outlet.

The pool of mud singer was then arrested and when he sought him, the police discovered a small amount of drugs on him, Per TMZ.

Scantlin was arrested shortly after 04:00 local time and booked in jail at about 05:12, according to prison posts that we looked at. He was later released on Saturday, March 15 after posting Bond.

The singer is now facing Felony accusations, which reports TMZ, is for home violence and possession of a controlled subject.

He has two upcoming court appointments scheduled for March 28 and April 15 by items seen by people.

A representative of Scantlin did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment, nor the Torrance Police Department.

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The musician’s latest gripping comes after he made headlines earlier this month to give a worrying performance at a charity concert and later claimed that he “was a roof” before the show of one of his ex-bandmates, according to Vice and Stereogum.

It also comes less than a year after the singer, who has a long history of legal issues, were arrested in California after a SWAT distance.

Rocker made headlines in July last year when he was pulled over in Burbank, California, for an alleged traffic violation while he had an outstanding commander for possession of a weapon at an airport.

When the police interrogated Scantlin, who was alone in the vehicle, the singer refused to go out and after several negotiation attempts by the police and a crisis negotiator, he was pepper sprayed.

About two hours later, a Swat team arrived and encouraged the singer to leave the vehicle, and he was guilty. He was then treated on stage by paramedics, was transported to a local hospital and booked in the Burbank prison for his outstanding order and to withstand arrest.

Scantlin was too were arrested twice 2015 on suspicion of having driven under influence.

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