Stay fighting BJ. Don’t let the clones win.
He really does seem like hes one real bad day away from doing some stupid shit
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Embattled UFC Hall of Famer B.J. Penn has been arrested once again, this time for allegedly beating up a man early Tuesday morning in his hometown of Hilo, Hawaii.
According to ABC affiliate Island News, Hawaii Island police responded to an alleged assault at a home in Hilo at approximately 1 a.m. after a 45-year-old man called to report that Penn punched and kicked him multiple times before he was able to escape. The man went to a local hospital to be treated for his injuries. Police officers located Penn several hours later at approximately 11:50 a.m. and arrested him without incident.
Penn, 46, was charged with third-degree assault and released from jail after posting $1,000 bail. He’s due to appear in Hilo District Court on Dec. 2.
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What in the actual fuck?!
getting arrested for beating someone up is the least controversial/surprising BJ Penn legal issue of the past two years.
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God I hope that never happens in the United States.
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I agree, I just don’t know why he turned out so bad
have you been to Portland or Seattle?
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Disagree, the majority are fucked in the head. The fact that leftist voters decide we should put them in the street instead of putting them in nut houses is the issue.
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Penn, whose birth name is Jay Dee Penn, posted $1,000 bail, according to police. He is scheduled to make his initial court appearance on the assault charge on Dec. 2. In Hawaii, conviction on a third-degree assault can result in one year in jail.
Penn, a former UFC lightweight champion, has been involved in a string of legal issues in 2025 and was ordered by a judge to undergo a mental health evaluation last month. Penn is scheduled to appear in court regarding that evaluation in January.
Most of the issues have stemmed from Penn’s stated belief that “imposters” have replaced his family members. His mother, Lorraine Shin, was granted a protection order against him earlier this year after making allegations of domestic abuse against him in May.
In April, Penn publicly asked the Hilo Police Department to investigate the murders of his family members, asking it to “investigate these fake frauds who are trying to steal everything from my family.”
Penn retired from mixed martial arts in 2019. His career ended on a seven-fight losing streak from 2011 to 2019, during which he suffered three losses via knockout.
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Getting your ass kicked by BJ should be considered an honor not some shit you go to the cops about.
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I also think the BJ story ends in someone’s death and a Netflix series
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Hell In Hilo: The BJ Penn story
I hope he gets help 
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Is he doing drugs as well or is he just insane at this point?
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But does he have Cahdio
There was that recent clip of bj hanging with that tweakers in a house. Whether it was his house or not 
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