The former Markus Morris was arrested on charges of fraud

Online reservation records showed that Marcus Morris, the father, was arrested on Sunday regarding fraud charges while he was in the province of Bruyard, Florida.

The American Professional League and the former side was captured on charges of a fraud crime-a check with insufficient money, with the report indicated that he was arrested at an airport.

The online record also indicated that the charge is linked to a situation in another state and is being held without support.

The other specific information surrounding the fees was not immediately available.

This is not the first time that Morris has found himself dealing with legal issues.

Morris entered a conversion program due to the battery shipment in 2012, and he was not guilty on charges of assault on the 2015 basketball quarrel.

Morris played 13 seasons in the US Professional League from 2011 to his last league appearance in 2024, with time spending time with Ructis, Senez, Bestone, Celks, Nix, Clippers, 76ers, and Cavaliers.

His latest stations in the American Professional League were with 76ers and Cavaliers during the 2023-24 season.

Morris played one year with Nix during the 2019-20 season, where he appeared in 43 games, with an average of 19.6 points and 5.4 rebounds for each game.

It ended in dealing with Cleibers on the deadline for trade this season in a deal that included a upcoming Moe Harkless to Knicks.

Morris briefly ended with Nix last season when the training camp deal signed on September 15, just to be released after less than two weeks.

Morris began to appear on “First Wage” in ESPN earlier this year.

Morris was a previous choice in the first round when he was chosen in 2011.

That year, missiles used the fourteenth option to take Morris.