A stash of 12 guns and a collection of methamphetamine, marijuana and anxiety medication landed Chumlee of “Pawn Stars” behind bars.
Authorities found most of the 33-year-old’s secret guns and drugs arsenal in a vault in his master bedroom while searching the residence in connection with a sexual assault case, according to the arrest report, which was made public on Tuesday.
The locked vault held seven capsules of methamphetamine and 17 Xanax bars, along with most of the weapons which ranged from handguns to a shotgun and assault-style MP5 and .223-caliber rifles.
The list of narcotics seized in the Las Vegas home also included a large plastic bag with 116 grams of marijuana, an additional two jars with 11 grams of the drug, plus a bag with another 4.4 grams of pot.
Chumlee, born Austin Russell, was initially reluctant to open the vault to detectives and eventually asked for “leniency” for his cooperation.
The reality star’s cache was extensive enough for him to explain he wasn’t a drug dealer but simply smoked “a lot of weed,” and buys the drugs in bulk, police said.
The Gold and Silver Pawn shop worker also boasted a “Chum Chum” room in his house, which featured a dance pole and had drug paraphernalia such as rolling papers, baggies, a pair of scales and a rolld up $1 bill with white residue.
Officials have yet to file charges in the ongoing sex-crime investigation against Russell.
No official charges have been filed since the beloved “Pawn Stars” character
posted his $62,000 bail on Thursday.
Russell is expected in court on May 23.