LeBron James' mother was arrested for driving while intoxicated, disorderly conduct and other charges.
Gloria James was pulled over Friday night by two off-duty officers, who were working security for the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority, said Akron Police Lt. Rick Edwards.
"I don't have all the info of what's going on," LeBron James said Saturday night before the Cleveland Cavaliers played the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City. "Once I find that out and once I sit down with my family, you know, I'll be able to comment on it a little bit better."
The officers said Gloria James almost hit their unmarked car with her 2004 Cadillac Escalade, Edwards said.
The officers said the 37-year-old James smelled of alcohol and she appeared to be disoriented, Edwards said.
She struggled with police as they attempted to put handcuffs on her. They put her in the back seat of the housing authority car where she yelled obscenities at the officers, Edwards said.
"She kept leaning forward, screaming, hollering and carrying on," he said.
James was taken to a police station, where she refused to take breath or sobriety tests. She posted a $2,500 bond and was released after being charged with reckless operation, speeding for driving 50 mph in a 30-mph zone, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, disorderly conduct and damaging police equipment, Edwards said.
She is scheduled to appear in Akron Municipal Court on Monday.