Vikings’ Oli Udoh arrested in Miami, allegedly followed woman into bathroom
Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman Oli Oduh was arrested and allegedly charged with disorderly conduct Saturday night while at a club in Miami.
"We are aware of last night’s arrest of Oli Udoh and are gathering additional information at this time," the Vikings said in a brief statement.
According to Andy Slater of Miami-based Fox Sports Radio, Oduh allegedly followed a woman into a restroom and refused to leave.
SLATER SCOOP: Minnesota Vikings’ Oli Udoh was arrested on Saturday in Miami.
— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) October 23, 2022
The NFL offensive lineman was talking to a woman in the bathroom line at a nightclub, followed her in, and then wouldn’t leave, sources tell me.
Udoh got charged with disorderly conduct and resisting.
Bring Me The News has reached out to Miami-Dade authorities for more information.
The Vikings are on a bye this week, with preparations for their Week 8 game against the Arizona Cardinals expected to begin Tuesday.
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