Cops say Lawrence Taylor was arrested after he failed to notify authorities that he had been living at a Florida hotel.
was arrested because he had been living in a hotel for months -- but failed to reveal that to law enforcement despite being required to do so., in which cops say the NFL legend committed a huge no-no after he failed to inform them that he had left his permanently registered address back in April.
Cops, though, say an investigation revealed Taylor moved into a hotel in Florida on April 2 and had been living there without properly notifying them.
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