Andrew Gillum
Negative for Drugs Following Meth Bust
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Andrew Gillum says he’s tested negative for drugs … weeks after being busted for meth … TMZ has learned.
According to court docs obtained by TMZ, the ex-Florida governor nominee says he signed up a drug testing program, took the tests, and the results came back clean today.
In the docs, Gillum asked for a hearing to be set once a decision’s been made about whether or not he needs to do a court-approved drug treatment program. The court granted his request and scheduled his hearing for next month.
As we previously reported, Gillum was busted with 3 grams of meth earlier this month.
Cops in Alabama had pulled him over for driving erratically and found the drugs, 8 pre-rolled marijuana joints, 4 cut straws, 3 pipes, and a bong.
Prosecutors charged Gillum with felony possession of a controlled substance, as well as misdemeanor possession of marijuana for personal use and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Gillum’s preliminary hearing will go down August 4.




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