Stanley cup tantrum ends in jailhouse weed smuggling bust

A Cobblestone Farms man faces 10 criminal charges and nearly six decades in prison after allegedly trying to smuggle marijuana into the Pinal County Jail. This followed a Monday arrest in which the man is accused of hurling coffee mugs at his family members.

Maricopa Police Department arrested Bruno-Alexander R. Adams, 32, on four charges of disorderly conduct, two charges of aggravated assault, assault, endangerment, criminal damage and promoting criminal contraband, according to a probable cause statement obtained by InMaricopa .

Officers responded to Adams’ West Red Rock Road home after his sister told police dispatchers her brother was “attacking everyone in the house,” the document stated. She said Adams flipped over the dining table and nearly injured a toddler.

The sister said Adams became “aggressive” during an argument and threw a ceramic mug at her, missing its target but causing her to be doused with coffee. Frustrated that she dodged the attack, Adams reportedly flipped over the dining room table, which nearly crushed the woman’s 2-year-old son.

Adams then reportedly threw a Stanley cup — the viral TikTok tumbler, not the NHL championship trophy — at his sister, missed again and damaged the kitchen sink.

Adams “actively resisted” arrest outside the home, police said. Officers eventually wrangled him into a squad car. His girlfriend corroborated the entire story, leading Adams to admit to everything.

He was transported to the Pinal County Jail, where he allegedly lied about not possessing contraband and tried to smuggle marijuana into the jail. The drugs were found during a customary search.

Adams faces more than 57 years in prison.

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