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France World Cup winning skipper arrested in England for violating 1 major law

Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was on Friday, August 24, arrested by the police in London
- The Frenchman was stopped at 2.20am in Gloucester Place close to Baker street
- He spent hours in police custody and will appear in court on September 11 after being charged with drink driving
France and Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has been charged with drink-driving after being stopped by police in west London on Friday, August 24.
The 31-year-old World Cup winner spent seven hours in custody at Charing Cross police station before he was released on bail according to the report by UK Sun.
Hugo Lloris was arrested by the police in London at 2am after failing a roadside breathalyser test and will appear at Westminster magistrates' court on September 11.
He was later taken to the station where his mug shot, fingerprints, and a DNA swab were taken before he was banged up in a cell.
After winning their first two Premier League games this season, Tottenham are preparing for their next EPL tie against Manchester United on Monday, August 27.
Hugo Lloris has been playing for Tottenham since 2012 when he joined from Lyon and has made 256 appearances for the Premier League side.

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