PHOENIX (AP) -- Scottsdale police said Monday that Suns forward Michael Beasley was cited last month on suspicion of speeding, driving on a suspended Arizona license and driving without a vehicle license plate or registration.
The Suns issued a statement later Monday saying they discussed the matter with Beasley "and at this time do not believe any further action by the club is warranted."
A police report said Beasley was stopped Jan. 25 on suspicion of driving 71 mph in a 45 mph zone. Police said Beasley's Mercedes didn't have a license plate or temporary registration tag. The report also said the 24-year-old Beasley had a Florida driver's license but his Arizona driving privileges had been suspended Oct. 23 for failing to appear in Phoenix City Court.
Beasley has a Feb. 11 court appearance.
