Marcus Jordan, the son of basketball legend Michael Jordan, was arrested on drug and resisting arrest charges in Florida after he got his vehicle stuck on train tracks, according to an arrest affidavit. The 34-year-old Orlando resident was arrested shortly before 2 a.m. Tuesday in Maitland after an officer saw a blue Lamborghini SUV that appeared to be stopped on railroad tracks, according to the affidavit. The officer notified SunRail, the commuter rail system, to alert that there was a vehicle on the tracks and approached the SUV, the affidavit said. The officer reported that he smelled alcohol coming from the vehicle and the driver had slurred speech and "red bloodshot and glassy eyes," according to the affidavit. Police learned the vehicle had allegedly just fled from a traffic stop initiated by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, according to the affidavit.

Marcus Jordan, son of Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan, has been arrested in Florida, according to jail records. According to NBC News, Marcus Jordan was arrested "after he was allegedly out drinking at a Florida strip club before getting his car stuck on railroad tracks early Tuesday," authorities said. He was booked on suspicion of DUI, drug possession and resisting arrest. According to an affidavit obtained by NBC, Maitland police discovered a blue Lamborghini stuck in railroad tracks at about 1:14 a.m. near Greenwood Drive and Mechanic Street. The docs alleged the vehicle was reported to have fled from Seminole County Sheriff's police shortly before the discovery.

New details surrounding Marcus Jordan’s arrest for DUI, cocaine possession and resisting arrest have emerged, including how a Lamborghini SUV belonging to the 34-year-old son of NBA icon Michael Jordan was stuck on railroad tracks. Jordan is said to have told authorities “he had taken a wrong turn and needed help getting his car off the tracks,” TMZ reported Tuesday, which noted the situation transpired after 1 a.m. in Maitland, Fla. Upon closer inspection of Jordan’s vehicle, police noticed bumper damage and rocks that had been kicked up, signaling “he had been trying to get away from the area, but couldn’t,” per the report. When conversing with Jordan — who has made headlines for his past romance with Larsa Pippen, the ex-wife of the same Scottie Pippen who played alongside Michael Jordan during the Bulls’ championship teams of the 1990s — authorities observed glassy and bloodshot eyes compounded with slurred speech. Officers added “a strong odor of alcohol” was sensed during Jordan’s questioning, per the report.