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- Ben ‘Bitboy’ Armstrong was reserved for six counts of telephone harassment in Cherokee County, Georgia.
- The arrest marks another legal incident for Armstrong, which has already been arrested in 2023.
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Ben Armstrong, the influencer Crypto known as “Bitboy”, was placed in police custody at the end of last month in Cherokee County, Georgia, and accused of six harassing telephone counts, according to the public prison books obtained from Vine.
The arrest occurred in the early hours of June 27 and a mugshot hunt for Armstrong was published shortly after by the Georgia Gazette, which brings together public stop data through the State.
The files of the Cherokee County Sheriff show that Armstrong was released on June 28 after having deposited a deposit. He is currently out of care, but can still be accused. Armstrong has not published any official declaration to date.
The specific details surrounding the allegations of harassment have not yet been made public.
This occurs after Armstrong’s arrest in the county of Volusia, Florida, in March on a fugitive mandate for having allegedly sent threatening emails to a judge. Armstrong had referred to the mandate a few days earlier on X.
I can now confirm that the mandates for my arrest are due to sending emails (like my own lawyer) to the fact) to the child Kimberly dishonorant @cobbcountygovt Who has now deleted his LMAO Twitter.
Civil servants hide corruption one day at a time.
– The Bitboy (@benarmstrongsx) March 21, 2025
The case is added to an increasing list of legal and controversy problems that have followed Armstrong since its fall in importance in cryptographic space, including previous arrest in 2023.
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