YouTuber Cody Detwiler, known as 'WhistlinDiesel,' has been arrested for a second time on charges related to tax evasion. The arrest occurred at an airport in Tennessee, where Detwiler had arrived back in the US after a trip abroad.
According to Detwiler, his arrest was due to a warrant filed by authorities for a Ferrari F8 Tributo that he purchased in 2023, which later burned down. This incident is not directly related to the second arrest, as Detwiler claims that another car listed in the tax evasion indictment was purchased in a different county.
The details surrounding the latest arrest are still unclear, but it appears that authorities did not give Detwiler notice or an opportunity to pay any tax prior to his arrest. Detwiler spent only 50 minutes in jail before posting bond and being released.
The YouTube personality has been facing charges related to tax evasion since the first incident involving the Ferrari F8 Tributo, which was the subject of a previous arrest. As this story continues to develop, more information is expected to be released from both Detwiler and authorities.
For now, it remains unclear what 'the second car' refers to in Detwiler's Instagram post, or how it relates to the tax evasion charges. The incident has sparked renewed attention on Detwiler's past dealings with tax authorities, which have raised questions about his financial management and compliance with tax laws.
This latest arrest highlights the importance of adhering to tax regulations and seeking professional advice when dealing with complex financial matters. It is crucial for individuals like WhistlinDiesel to prioritize transparency and accountability in their financial dealings to avoid such situations.
