Cavs guard James Harden arrested early Saturday morning
Key Points:
- Cleveland Cavaliers guard James Harden was arrested early Saturday in Houston, Texas, for unlawfully carrying a handgun in his vehicle, a misdemeanor charge.
- Harden was booked after police found a handgun in plain view inside his car during a traffic stop involving a group of vehicles.
- He has been released on bail but must comply with conditions including no possession of weapons or alcohol, random drug testing, and a court appearance scheduled for June 22.
- The Cavaliers acknowledged the arrest and are gathering information, maintaining contact with Harden and his representatives, but have not issued further comments.
- Harden, acquired by the Cavs in February, is expected to decline his 2026-27 player option to pursue a longer-term contract with the team.