Darius McCrary Keeps Son Too Long, Gets Fined
Darius McCrary’s bad parenting has led him to have yet another run-in with the law, this time for having custody of his son for too long.
McCrary, best known for his role as Eddie Winslow from the TV show “Family Matters,” faces another hefty fine from the court. His offense: keeping custody his son for too long on Spring Break.
The situation could have been even worse, as Elizabeth Alanoly, the mother of their child, had filed an emergency motion when McCrary didn’t return their child on time. The court immediately put out a bench warrant for McCrary’s arrest, which could have led to him being arrested twice in the span of a month.
McCrary’s last run-in with the law led to him choosing to pay $5,500 in back child support rather than spending 14 days in jail.
This time around, for the offense of keeping custody of his son past his allotted amount of time, McCrary had to post a $15,000 bond in order to clear the warrant. A hefty fine, yes, but it’s better than facing charges of kidnapping a minor.
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