Detroit Pistons guard Malik Beasley was evicted from his high-rise apartment in Detroit due to unpaid rent amid a gambling investigation.
Detroit Pistons guard Malik Beasley has gotten into more trouble amid his alleged gambling investigation.
ESPN reports that, according to court records, Malik Beasley, who is under investigation in a federal gambling probe, was evicted from his high-rise apartment in Detroit on Wednesday.
Beasley’s landlord sued him twice this year in Michigan’s 36th District Court for a total of $21,505 in unpaid rent, the records show.
The first case was dismissed in March, but the court issued an eviction order in the second suit—for $7,355—after Beasley failed to respond.
Last season, Beasley enjoyed a productive year in Detroit, averaging 16.1 points on 41.1% shooting from three and 2.6 rebounds.
He was set for a big contract in Detroit, but everything stalled after the FBI started their investigation.
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