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Former WWE talent Danny Gimondo is facing DUI and possession charges after he was pulled over while driving in Hernando County.

Danny Inferno, also known as Danny Gimondo, started wrestling in 1994. He was a WWE Development Wrestler from 2004 – 2006. According to his Twitter account, he had a difficult past year due to personal issues and excessive alcohol use.

On the afternoon of June 29, the 46-year-old New Jersey native was driving a rental car in Hernando County, Florida. The man was reportedly swerving between the lanes on the road. A deputy with the Hernando County Sheriff’s Department noticed the vehicle and performed a traffic stop on the driver while they were at a McDonald’s.

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A Florida man with a unique method of treating medical ailments is facing charges after the authorities learned that he was allegedly just playing doctor and he was not actually licensed to practice medicine.

73-year-old Onelio Hipolit-Gonzalez placed an advertisement in a Hispanic-based online community promoting his medical services for those seeking a doctor in the Tampa Bay area. He reportedly publicized that he specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, cancer, diabetes, and a host of other illnesses.

According to the Florida Department of Health, they stumbled upon the ad of a “Dr. Hipolit-Gonzalez,” which reportedly displayed a picture of the man in what appeared to be a white physician’s lab coat. After looking into his credentials they reported that they did not have anything on file showing that Hipolit-Gonzalez was licensed to practice any kind of medicine in the state of Florida.

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