WWE News: Triple H accuses X-Pac of being the world's worst meth dealer

X-Pac will have to undergo a hair follicle and a polygraph test

X-Pac in action for the nWo

             What’s the story?

In an interview with Ringside News, Sean ‘X-Pac’ Waltman revealed that he had $736 while he was detained and that Triple H texted him saying, “$736? You are the world’s worst meth dealer.”

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The 44-year-old wrestler was arrested at the Los Angeles International Airport while he was boarding a flight to the UK, in order to attend an IPW event in Clapham.

According to reports, X-Pac is listed in the United States watch list by the Customs and Border Protection agency. Waltman also has a prior outstanding warrant for a DUI arrest as well as a current outstanding DUI in the state of Pennsylvania where he was charged with driving at night without headlights. However, he has since been released after his $35,000 bail was met.

The heart of the matter

Waltman was taken into custody by Federal police after he was trying to carry meth and weed through customs. Officials claimed that X-Pac had too much marijuana to be considered for self-use only. 

The police report contained several essential details regarding the situation. Here are a few excerpts from the same:

“Three Cannabis Chocolate Bars, Two THC liquid Cigarettes, 15 Meth/Amphetamine capsules, and 23 Meth/Amphetamine capsules.The large quantity of pills plus the large quantity of U.S. currency are associated with narcotics sales.”

What’s next?

Waltman, who was a member of the nWo and DX, will have to undergo trial in court. Also, the pills in question will be put to lab testing to determine if they contained crystal meth or not. There will also be hair follicle and a polygraph test.

Waltman, on the contrary, has claimed that the pills did not contain any meth and were actually a dietary supplement to deal with an infection

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We'll have to wait for the lab results to come back on my yeast-cleanse capsules. In the meantime, I understand ppl's reason for doubt.

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                   Author’s take 

Although Waltman has admitted to a long history of drug use, he has taken great strides in his life to stay clean over the past few years. Possession with intent to sell, combined with the angle of him flying abroad with drugs could spell disaster for his case. Thus, the lab results are the only thing which can prove his innocence and we hope the results are on his side.