Danielle Colby Cushman is a 45-year-old television personality who hails from Davenport, Iowa. She has made a name for herself in the reality showbiz world after appearing on 299 episodes of the American Pickers. The show gave Danielle the chance to work with antique experts like Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz. Together, the cast of the show travels the country in search of bargain buys.

Other than the American Pickers, Danielle additionally worked on the Tempest Storm. Lately, news reports have surfaced suggesting that Colby has been arrested.

Why was Danielle Colby from American Pickers arrested?

Recently, there has been a spike in searches for “Danielle Colby arrested.” It seems that thousands of people are interested to know if Colby Cushman found herself on the wrong side of the law.

Well, after conducting extensive research, we were not able to find any concrete proof that Danielle spent time in prison. This suggests that Danielle, an Antique archeology expert, has not been arrested as the rumors would have you believe.

Perhaps people have her confused faced with some of her co-stars who have indeed faced incarceration at one point.

Other cast members of American Pickers who are arrested.

Back on July 30^th, 2017, it was widely reported that Frank Fritz, one of the co-hosts of the American Pickers, had been arrested for driving under the influence.

The police picked him up after responding to 7 pm reports of a man driving along the wrong side of Interstate 80. Police forces found him driving along the I-80 mile marker 282. He appeared disoriented, claiming that he was on his way to DeWitt.

What made matters worse was the fact that he was found to be under the influence of drugs like alcohol and Xanax. After being picked, Frank was taken to the Scott County Jail, where he was slapped with an OWI offense.

It was additionally reported that Fritz took a plea deal to avoid serving serious jail time. His plea deal was officially presented to a District Court in Iowa back on the 1^st of March. As part of his plea deal, Frank accepted a deferred judgment.

It meant that he had to pay a fine of about $600. On top of that, Frank would also be on probation for at least a year, during which he was also required to enroll in a substance abuse program.