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Nick Hogan Released From Jail After 166 Days
Hide your p***y magnet yellow cars everyone, Nick Bollea is free. Bollea, son of WWF/WWE legend Hulk Hogan, served a grand total of 166 days (almost seven months by our count) of his eight month sentence following conviction on charges of reckless driving from a street racing crash which left his 1998 Toyota Supra smashed against a tree and his passenger critically injured. Mini-Hogan walked out of Pinellas County Jail at 12:30 a.m. into the waiting arms of histhrongs of girlfriends,still hospitalized friend John Graziano,totally classy amazonsquealing sister Brooke... oh God... that was his mother Linda! (ew, ew, ew, ew) (The reunitedsiblingsmother and son retreated to the safety of a waiting SUV without comment and headed for home, no drifting or crashing occurring on the way. Oh, that blurred out section ofBrooke'sLinda's lower back? Yeah, that was her butt crack. You stay classy Hogan family!
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Nick Bollea, Son Of The Hulkster, To Serve 8 Months Without You Know What
Nick Bollea was sentenced to eight months in prison on charges of reckless driving from a street racing incident that left his 1998 Toyota Supra wrapped around a tree and a passenger critically injured. The jail time begins immediately and Bollea will also have five years of probation and a suspended license for three years. Bollea is the son of the Hulkster, who was also in attendance of the hearing dressed in black, head-to-toe (including his signature stocking cap). The lawsuit is still pending. [Sun-Sentinel]
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Bollea Expected To Let Judge Decides His P***y Fate
The ongoing trial of Nick Bollea, son of the Hulkster, previous owner of aP***y Magnet1998 Toyota Supra, street racer and driver during a wreck that left another individual critically injured, has taken another turn that could be dastardly for the son of the Hulkster. Bollea originally plead not guilty to felony charges of reckless driving involving serious bodily injury, but is expected to withdraw the plea and likely plea guilty or no contest to the charges and put his fate in the hands of the judge with a maximum sentence of five years in prison. The passenger at the time of the wreck, John Graziano, is still bed-ridden and is in the process of filing a lawsuit against the Bollea family. [TBO] (Image)
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Hulk Hogan Sued Over Son's Super Supra Crash
Hulk Hogan, also known as Terry Bollea, is being sued by John Graziano, the passenger of the 1998 Toyota Supra that was wrecked by his Supra-loving son, Nick Hogan. Graziano's lawyer filed suit against the Hulkster yesterday after the wreck last August left Graziano with severe head trauma.
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Police Photos From Nick Hogan Supra Crash Released, Still P***y Magnet Yellow
How does the age-old adage go? Mangled or not, it's still a yellow p***y magnet? The Clearwater Police Department has released hundreds of pictures of the p***y magnetyellow 1998 Toyota Supra. The original report says that Nick "Hogan" Bollea originally struck a curb, spun 180 degrees and slammed into a palm tree. These pictures look more like the Hulkster got a hold of the car at Wrestlemania 1998 and tore it to shreds.
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Judge Orders Pre-Sentence Investigation For Nick Hogan
The ongoing saga of Nick "Hogan" Bollea continues to play out as the judge in the case has ordered a pre-sentencing investigation for the son of the Hulkster. If you need a memory refresher, Bollea was arrested after crashing hisp***y magnet1998 Toyota Supra while street racing and seriously injuring his friend. How detrimental is a pre-sentence investigation? Well, we didn't pass the bar, but we know a lil' bit ...
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Nick Hogan Arrested For Racing, Crashing His "P***y Magnet"
The strange panties-dropping saga of Nick Hogan continues. We've just learned the son of Hulk was arrested today in Clearwater, Florida on "felony charges of reckless driving involving serious bodily injury." Clearwater police claim the crash the young Hogan (also known as Bollea) was involved in back in late August that left his passenger, John Graziano, critically injured was caused by — wait for it — street racing. Yup, Hogan was supposedly racing a silver Dodge Viper when he lost control of his "P***y magnet"yellow 1998 Toyota Supra. The urine-colored car then struck a curb and spun 180 degrees across two lanes of traffic, slamming rear-end first into a palm tree. We'll keep you up-to-date on what happens next, as well as how many panties drop at the mere mention of Hogan's super Supra. In case you've forgotten what the Supra looked like post-crash, we've re-included our gallery below. You know, for purposes of posterity. (Hat tip to M0L0TOV!)
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UPDATE: According to AutoBlog's cousins at TMZ, the young Hogan was allegedly also showing a wee bit of alcohol in his bloodstream and to make matters worse, he was driving with tinted windows — naughty, naughty! More here. -
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Nick Hogan Calls His Supra A "P***y Magnet" In Rides Magazine, Claims To Have "Terrible Driving Record"
After learning earlier this morning about the possibility one of Hulk Hogan's Vipers may have been involved in the race that led to the crash of his son, Nick Hogan's (aka Nick Bollea) Supra (Again, pics of the crushed Supra here — and below), we really didn't think it was possible for there to be yet another wrinkle in the saga. We were wrong. The son of Hulk Hogan apparently gave an interview in the upcoming issue of Rides magazine where in addition to claiming he has "a terrible driving record," he talks about both his yellow Supra and his (father's?) silver Viper. Here's what he has to say about what the 16-year-old kid terms his "hatchback-like" Supra and Viper:
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Hulk Hogan Was Not The Driver Of The Viper Involved In His Son's Crash
Last news we heard in the Nick Bollea Toyota Supra crash story (See the photos of the smashed-up Supra here!) came yesterday, when we heard the son of Hulk Hogan may have been engaging in some stoplight to stoplight racing with a Dodge Viper. Although we knew yesterday police believed the Hulkster was not the driver of any vehicle involved in the crash nor was he on site at the time of the crash, there's now rampant speculation one of his Vipers was involved. According to state records, Hogan owns three of the snake-like Dodge speed demons — "a 1994 roadster, a 2003 roadster and a 2006 roadster coupe." Police haven't ruled out the theory someone else may have been driving one of the former wrestlers Vipers yet. The other bit of news we're hearing comes by way of the St. Petersburg Times:
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Was Nick Hogan Racing A Dodge Viper When He Crashed?
We've got new news out of Florida in the continuing saga of Nick Bollea, son of former WWE superstar Hulk Hogan, and his crash on Sunday of his Toyota Supra. We're being told he may have been racing a Dodge Viper stoplight to stoplight when he crashed. That's at least what one witness on the scene alleges occurred. We weren't there, so we don't know. Although we will say based upon the pictures below, he certainly was going awfully fast when it happened. (Hat tip to SwatLax!)[via WFTV]
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