TWILIGHT ACTOR KIOWA GORDON JAILED

BUSTED

IN THE MOVIE

TWILIGHT actor Kiowa Gordon who plays werewolf Embry Call in the hit movies has been busted IN Arizona.
The Mormon star was arrested by cops who found he had failed to show up at court on a use of drug paraphernalia charge and giving liquor to a minor/underage consumption.
Mesa Police spokesman Sgt Ed Wessing said: "During a registration check on that vehicle, it showed the registered owner Kiowa Gordon had two outstanding misdemeanor warrants for his arrest."
The charges stem from a September 2010 bust, when the heartthrob was busted in Mesa, AZ for driving under the influence of drugs. 
Wessing added: "During the traffic stop, the officer observed numerous clues of impairment and suspected Kiowa was under the influence of marijuana. "After completing a DUI investigation, Kiowa was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs."
The 21-year-old is being held at Maricopa County Jail, although it's unclear whether bail has been set.
His publicist has not released a statement. 

WILLIE NELSON ON THE ROAD AGAIN AFTER DRUG BUST

SMOKER

COUNTRY legend Willie Nelson may not have Sweet Memories of his drug bust but after striking a plea deal he can get On The Road Again. 
Unsurprisingly given his well known love of the reefer, cops found marijuana on his tour bus last year at a border checkpoint. 
He was originally charged with possession but according to TMZ the singer struck a plea deal in his marijuana case and will not have to do any hard time.

Sources close to Nelson said that the singer agreed to plead no contest to misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia rather than possession which could have seen him end up behind bars. 

A source close to the star revealed: "This works out best for everyone really. Willie is a well known lover of the weed but no one wanted to see him behind bars. 

"So lets just say he's admitted that something was going on, on the bus and now he just wants to put it behind him and move on."

As part of the deal, Nelson has also agreed to pay a $500 fine and if he can stay out of trouble for 30 days, the judge will dismiss the case entirely.  

Nelson's lawyer, Joe Turner said: "Willie is glad to have it all behind him. Everyone was very fair."

POTTY BABYSITTER LACED BUTTER WITH WEED

THE label read "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" and it sure wasn't.
Now the babysitter is toast after cops picked her up for spreading marijuana-laced margarine on the toast she fed to a 12-year-old girl.
Stevie C. Hickey allegedly told the girl she put "parsley butter" on two pieces of toast, according to Dewey Drive, PA police.

She was looking after a few kids at the time.
Police said the girl's mother called them after confronting Hickey and discovering a margarine/marijuana mixture in Hickey's home. 

Upper Burrell Officer Robert Speer said: "The mother did find an 'I Can't Believe It's Not Butter' container in the freezer. She showed it to me. "From my training and experience, I could smell it was marijuana mixed in butter."
His affidavit also said Hickey told police she learned how to make the mixture from the Internet and then forgot it was in the freezer.

Hickey remains free after waiving her right to a preliminary hearing on marijuana possession and child endangerment charges May 10.