Dan Bilzerian "Instagram King," did it again as he posted a photo on Twitter with two sexy women while mocking the jail by saying, "Jail..let's not do that again." He was released from the Los Angeles County jail, Wednesday after the case filed against Dan Bilzerian "Instagram King," has been dropped, KTLA5 reports.
Dan Bilzerian "Instagram King," hailed for his 5.7 million followers had been apprehended at Los Angeles International Airport late Tuesday. The celebrity poker player and his friend Jeremy Guymon were charged of criminal offense including manufacturing or possessing explosive or incendiary devices.
The felony charges were filed in Las Vegas on Nov. 13 and a fugitive warrant was laid for the social media celebrity. Dan Bilzerian and Guymon were found guilty of possessing ammonium nitrate mix, a chemical compound used with TNT, Review Journal noted.
Dan Bilzerian was seized at the L.A. airport when he arrived there through his private plane from the Bahamas. And for no apparent reason, Dan Bilzerian, "Instagram King," was released after the case filed against the controversial actor had been dropped. The case was filed with no bail for Bilzerian.
With the release of the social media king, many are questioning and yet many are admiring how Dan Bilzerian can play with justice. Clark County District Attorney Office spokeswoman Audrie Locke stated in an email to KTLA that the case was not dropped and she had no idea why Dan Bilzerian, "Instagram King," was released.
However, the controversial release of the "Instagram King" was defended by his lawyer to Los Angeles Times. David Chesnoff, Bilzerian's lawyer stated that there was an arrest warrant recall from the Nevada State court system saying that Bilzerian will be freed because he has no charges in California.
Dan Bilzerian, the notorious "Instagram King" is the son of Paul Bilzerian, a corporate raider specialist who was convicted in the 1980s for violating tax laws. Bilzerian is also an American actor, a trust fund beneficiary and a poker player who has been a social media sensation since he posted sensuous photos of his opulent lifestyle.
Dan Bilzerian popularized as 'Instagram King" earned his status when he started posting hundreds of eye catching photos of high-tech weapons, and his playboy lifestyle. He was often seen posing with women wearing little or no clothes at all. He also shared photos of his possessions, private planes, yachts and signature cars.
Dan Bilzerian, Instagram King is also an actor and a stuntman. He starred in Lone Survivor , where he invested a whooping $1 million for the movie. Bilzerian also appeared in "The Equalizer," and the "Cat Run 2."
Hollywood Life reported that Bilzerian is also known as a millionaire poker champion aside from being Dan Bilzerian, Instagram King. He can win a blowing $10.8 million in just one sitting. For his huge earnings and wealthy status it's no surprise that his net worth is almost $100 million.
The Instagram King, Dan Bilzerian was also an ex-navy. He was previously removed from the position for an undisclosed reason.
Meanwhile, the social media celebrity, celebrity poker player, son of corporate raider or in short, Dan Bilzerian, Instagram King is scheduled to face the Las Vegas Justice Court on Jan. 9 for the pending case filed against him and his friend Guymon.
Dan Bilzerian "Instagram King," posed for another intriguing photo with two women right after he was released from LAX.
Jail... Let's not do that again pic.twitter.com/2h7YmjYf3n
— Dan Bilzerian (@DanBilzerian) December 11, 2014
If you want to know how he was tagged as Dan Bilzerian “Instagram King,” his Twitter account also shows how he gained the prominent title with his 1 million followers.
Suns out buns out pic.twitter.com/Agapa3pOdt — Dan Bilzerian (@DanBilzerian) December 6, 2014
Told Enterprise I needed a car that said, I'm not poor & I like to party, they said a Ford Mustang,tks @redlineluxury pic.twitter.com/AyjSHKjI3z
— Dan Bilzerian (@DanBilzerian) December 8, 2014
Headed to Miami to crash some classy parties pic.twitter.com/Qy6r9AmBRs — Dan Bilzerian (@DanBilzerian) December 3, 2014
