Prosecutors tweak Marcus Jordan’s drug charge after powder tests as ketamine not cocaine
Jordan, the 34-year-old son of NBA legend Michael Jordan, is now charged with ketamine possession — still a third-degree felony. Ketamine, a Schedule III controlled substance, is a dissociative anesthetic that has some hallucinogenic effects.
Marcus Jordan's charges changed: Cocaine possession is now ketamine possession, documents say
The charges against Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA star Michael Jordan, have changed since his initial arrest on Feb. 4 in Florida. Initially, Jordan was charged with DUI and possession of cocaine. However,
After the incident, Jordan entered a not guilty plea and, as of this writing, he has thanked those who reached out after his ...
The police have reportedly amended Marcus Jordan's charge following his arrest for cocaine possession earlier this month.
A new reported development has emerged this week in the DUI case involving Marcus Jordan, the son of Michael Jordan.
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