Labor Day took a wild turn in Crockett County, Tennessee, when a camel bite incident at Safari Park turned into a drug bust. Deputies responding to the call got a whiff of something more than just animal feed coming from the guest’s vehicle.
Amy Slaton Halterman, of “1,000-Lb. Sisters” fame, found herself trading reality TV drama for real-life legal trouble. She and Brian Scott Lovvorn were arrested on charges of drug possession and two counts of child endangerment.
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It seems the only wildlife encounter they’ll be having for a while is with the jailhouse cat.
Remember folks, even reality stars have to face reality sometimes. And that reality might just involve handcuffs and a mugshot instead of a camera crew.
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