We haven’t heard much from Latrell Sprewell as of late, but the latest word on Sprewell is that he is still doing Sprewell type things. According to a police report filed recently, Latrell was arrested over New Year’s eve for disorderly conduct because he was apparently playing music too loudly.
According to the Journal Sentinel:
Milwaukee native and former NBA star Latrell Sprewell was arrested for disorderly conduct Monday afternoon after police received repeated complaints about loud music coming from a house on E. Pleasant St. on Milwaukee’s east side, according to jail records reviewed by the Journal Sentinel Tuesday.
Police would not release details of the incident other than to report that police had received two complaints within one hour Monday afternoon and had received several complaints of loud music from the residence in recent months.
Sprewell, 42 and a graduate of Washington High School, was booked into the jail about 4:15 p.m.
The report says that Sprewell was booked into jail around 4:15pm? Seems like quite an odd time for someone to call the police on a neighbor for loud music. I guess we will just have to sit back and see how this one unfolds.

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