Jamar Goff, the foster son of Pioneer Woman star Ree Drummond, is facing further legal trouble after his arrest last month.
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Court Documents Show Prosecutors Asked To Revoke Goff's Bond
As TMZ reports, court documents show that prosecutors in Alabama have asked a judge to revoke Goff's bond in a criminal case from last year, citing allegations of domestic violence. The judge signed off on an arrest warrant several days later.
This comes after the foster son of the Pioneer Woman star was arrested at the University of Alabama at Birmingham on Sep. 15. He was found shirtless and asleep near a fountain.
When police questioned Goff, he told them he was hanging out, waiting for someone to sell him "ice," slang for methamphetamine. However, police decided to let him go.
Later, officers realized there was an existing warrant for Goff's arrest, so they decided to find and detain him. According to court documents, when police confronted Goff, he ran before they caught up to and arrested him.
Goff was then transported to a hospital for observation, where he allegedly slapped an officer. Police also allegedly found a glass pipe and 1.8 grams of meth on Goff's person.
The "Pioneer Woman" Star Hasn't Talked About Goff's Arrest
Goff reportedly claimed when he was arrested that he is homeless. The Pioneer Woman star hasn't weighed in on the reported arrest.
The 23-year-old reportedly joined the Drummond family in 2018. In her 2020 book Frontier Follies, the star wrote about how Goff became a member of the household. She wrote that it wasn't something that she and her family had planned to do. But one day, the high school football player came to her front door holding a bag.
Drummond wrote that her husband had the idea that Ladd live with their family.
"My boys knew him, too," she wrote. "I, on the other hand, had never officially met Jamar before that day."
She added, "He's larger than life, has a hilarious laugh, and is extremely smart—both book and street. He's a great kid who's overcome some difficulties in his life."
