Mark Walton continues to have a terrible post-football career.
Back in February , the former NFL running back was arrested for the 5th time in fifteen months after officers responded to a disturbance call at a local Pizza Hut.
The former Miami Dolphins running back was upset about being disrespected when placing an order on the phone. TMZ has since released footage of cops coming up to the scene as Walton tries to talk with the manager of the place.
When cops told him to leave, Walton then got into a physical fight with his cousin who appeared to be knocked out. He would soon get arrested.
More info via TMZ:
“In the clip, Walton says he was pissed at employees because after they canceled one of his orders … he claims one of them called him a “f* n*a.”
Walton says he personally came to the store to confront them over it … and that’s when all the drama began.
Cops say Pizza Hut employees claimed Walton was “banging on the windows” prior to their arrival … and you can see in video, Walton was yelling at the employees when the officers showed up.”
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“Mark continued to bicker with the Pizza Hut staffers while cops were present … and eventually, he became combative toward the officers themselves.
At one point, as the cops tried to get him to calm down and leave the area, Walton screamed at an officer, “You don’t know who I am! I don’t care! I’m about money!”
Walton eventually walked away from the scene with his cousin — though the two didn’t get very far, because they ended up in a physical altercation at the back of the Pizza Hut.
You can see in footage, when cops turned the corner to check in on the two … Walton was standing over his cousin, who appeared to be knocked out while bleeding profusely from his forehead area.”
At one point, Walton asked officers if he could “pee on myself.” When cops said yes, Walton let it go.
Walton was ultimately hit with 2 charges over the incident, misdemeanor trespassing and misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
