Hope Solo made some interesting news recently. In addition to pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated she was also charged as a child abuser and driving under the effects. She has since been suspended from the Women's National Team. Hope has been involved with scandals in the past. In 2016, Hope was charged with Dwi, child abuse, and was detained in a Walmart parking lot. Find out about Hope’s latest arrest in today's news.
Hope Solo pleads guilty in the case of driving while impaired
Hope Solo, U.S. soccer's star, has pleaded guilty intoxicated driving. The judge in Forsyth County sentenced Solo, aged 23, to suspended sentences, a 30 day active sentence, and a substance abuse assessment. Solo was given credit by the judge for her time in a rehabilitation facility. The sentence includes a $2,500 fine and the obligation to complete a substance abuse assessment.
In a Walmart parking lot, she was taken into custody
Hope Solo, a mother of two, has been featured in several news stories following her arrest at the Walmart parking lot near Winston-Salem in North Carolina. The mother of two was charged with driving under the influence and resisting arrest. Along with these charges, she was also accused of misdemeanor abuse child. Hope Solo was found unconscious in the driver's chair by a witness, so officers pulled her over. Solo and her two children, who were both asleep in the backseat, witnessed the incident.
She was charged misdemeanor with child abuse
Hope Solo, former goalkeeper for the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team, was arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI), resisting police arrest and misdemeanor abuse of children. On further investigation it was revealed that Solo was also being charged with misdemeanor Child Abuse. The police cited several factors to support the charges against Solo, including her alleged involvement in domestic violence.
In 2016, she was suspended from Women's National Team
Hope Solo, a former U.S. Women's National Team participant, was removed from the team for 30 consecutive days after being charged with domestic violence. This was the result of an altercation with her half-sister and her 17-year-old nephew. She will be eligible to participate in the USWNT's February match again. This suspension follows reports that Solo was a drinker and intoxicated while driving in a U.S. soccer van.
She has been in several encounters with law enforcement
Hope Solo, a retired soccer player has had numerous run-ins in the courts with law enforcement. In 2014, she was arrested for two misdemeanor charges of assault. She pleaded not guilty to the charges, but they were ultimately dismissed because of procedural violations. Kirkland dropped the domestic violence charges against her earlier this year. Meanwhile, Solo denied all accusations.