Fallout For ‘Top Chef’s Justin Sutherland Continues After Arrest For Threatening To Shoot Girlfriend

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Fallout For ‘Top Chef’s Justin Sutherland Continues After Arrest For Threatening To Shoot Girlfriend

Just a year ago, celebrity chef Justin Sutherland was recovering from a serious boating accident. Now, he's accused of domestic violence. The Emmy-winning chef was arrested last month on charges of felony count of threats of violence with reckless disregard after police in St. Paul, Minnesota, responded to a 911 call. A woman who identified […]

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