Hope Solo made some interesting news recently. Although she pleaded guilty in court to driving while intoxicated and child abuse, she was also accused of driving under the influences. She has since been suspended from the Women's National Team. Hope has been in newsworthy scandals before. In 2016, she was charged with Dwi and child abuse and was arrested in a Walmart parking lot. Check out Hope's latest arrest below.
Hope Solo pleads guilty at driving while under the influence
Hope Solo, the American soccer star, has pleaded guilty driving under the influence. A judge in Forsyth County gave the 23-year-old suspended sentences, an active sentence of 30 days, and a substance abuse assessment. Solo was given credit by the judge for her time in a rehabilitation facility. The penalty includes a $2,500 fine, and the requirement to submit to a substance abuse evaluation.
She was stopped in a Walmart parking area
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 arrested for driving while impaired and resisting arrest. Along with these charges, she was also accused of misdemeanor abuse child. Witnesses saw Hope Solo lying in her driver's seat, while she was driving. Officers pulled Solo over. The incident occurred as Solo and her two children were asleep in the backseat of the car.
She was charged with child abuse misdemeanor
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. Further investigation revealed that Solo was also charged for misdemeanor abuse of children. Solo was accused of domestic violence and the police supported her charges.
In 2016, she was expelled from the 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. It was due to an altercation between her half-sister, and her 17-year old nephew. She is due to be eligible to play for the USWNT again in February. This suspension follows reports that Solo was a drinker and intoxicated while driving in a U.S. soccer van.
She has been involved in numerous run-ins against law enforcement
The retired soccer player Hope Solo has had a series of run-ins with law enforcement. She was arrested in 2014 for assault and misdemeanors. Despite her plead of not guilty, the charges were dropped due to procedural lapses. Kirkland had dropped domestic violence charges against Solo earlier this year. Meanwhile, Solo denied all accusations.