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55-year-old Leicester Bryce Stovell filed new papers in his paternity case against LeBron and his mother Gloria -- claiming the basketball superstar's recent motion to dismiss the case is based on a "fraudulent" DNA test from 2007 ... and should be tossed out.

As we first reported, Stovell is seeking $4 million from LeBron and his mother -- claiming fraud, defamation and misrepresentation.

In the new docs, Stovell alleges Gloria falsified the 2007 test -- which showed a "0% probability of paternity" -- and he wants a second, more carefully supervised test.

And then there's this: Stovell wants $$$ because he lost "gifts of money" that he would have received from LeBron had the test proven paternity.

Back in April, California gun dealer Tactical Operations sued Arenas -- claiming the gun-wielding baller bought five custom Beretta pistols and five silencers, but never picked 'em up and racked up a $70,000 tab in storage fees.

Now, Arenas has moved to dismiss the dealer's claims because the alleged agreement involved the sale of "'silencers' to a civilian," which violates both California and federal law.

In the docs, Arenas' lawyer claims, "It is a felony for any person ... to possess any silencer for firearms" and it was therefore "illegal for [Tactical Operations] to sell any silencer to Arenas."

Here's the problem for Edwards ... he's on probation until next summer for a 2009 Cleveland bar fight in which he pled no contest to aggravated disorderly conduct. Sources at Cleveland Municipal Court tell TMZ a judge is anxiously awaiting a report from the probation department to decide if Braylon is in violation. We're told jail time is a possibility.

As for today's arrest ... Braylon faces two misdemeanor counts of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and one misdemeanor count of operating a motor vehicle while impaired. He was released from the Manhattan Criminal Court this afternoon on his own recognizance.

The 27-year-old was pulled over in his Range Rover in NY at 5:15AM for having tinted windows -- but police smelled alcohol. Edwards blew a .16.

He's currently in custody.

NY Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum says "We are very disappointed in Braylon's actions this morning ... We are reviewing the information with the league and will impose the appropriate disciplinary measures." Tannenbaum also said Edwards is aware the Jets provide a car service for all their players.

Edwards was at a charity event Monday night hosted by his teammate Jerrico Cotchery. Several other Jets players were also there.

Sources tell us Chyna was taken to the UCLA Medical Center ... where she was admitted.

The former wrestler is now famous for alcohol problems, appearing on Dr. Drew's "Celebrity Rehab."

Chyna's condition is unknown.

UPDATE: A source close to Chyna tells us she overmedicated on Benadryl. We're told she took 4 to 5 times the prescribed amount yesterday to help her sleep -- and when she got up this morning she couldn't walk and started throwing up.

Mattingly rolled through BOA in West Hollywood with Dodgers backup catcher Brad Ausmus ... and harped about how heartbroken he is that Ausmus is leaving the team next year.

According to legal docs filed earlier this week in L.A. Superior Court -- and obtained by TMZ -- Foster's landlord claims the former Panther signed a $10,000-a-month lease for an apartment in the Hollywood Hills ... but hasn't even paid his first month's rent.

According to Foster's rep, the ex-NFL player agreed to the lease on one condition -- that the apartment would be fully furnished upon his arrival ... and it wasn't.

TMZ spoke to Michele Bundy ... who says she decided to drop the temporary order of protection against Sharpe out of "fear of retribution" ... adding that she and her child "felt our lives were in more danger with [the restraining order] in [place]."

As we previously reported, Bundy told cops that Sharpe "forced [her] to have sex with him" and threatened her life earlier this month. However, officials in Fulton County, Georgia tell us Sharpe was not arrested and is not being investigated.

A rep for Pac -- real name Sean Waltman -- tells TMZ the arrest for possession of marijuana went down last Sunday at Newark International Airport ... and it wasn't the only bad thing that happened to him that weekend.

Waltman's rep says the wrestler got robbed the night before at a party -- so he showed up at the airport the next day without ID.

We're told the ID-less Waltman had to go through an "extensive search" -- which allegedly turned up one joint.

According to the Clark County District Attorney the misdemeanors are battery, and three counts of harassment.

As we first reported, Josie Harris claims the boxer beat her, threatened to kill her, and stole her cell phone during the alleged incident on September 9.

The coercion and harassment counts include alleged threats Mayweather made against his sons. According to the docs, the boxer threatened to beat his kids' asses if they "called 911 and/or left the residence."

TMZ has obtained legal docs filed by the Orlando Magic star in Orange County, Florida, in which he claims his baby mama Royce Reed -- who stars on VH1's "Basketball Wives" -- leaked dirt about him to the media at least 11 times ... thus violating a 2009 gag order.

In the docs, Howard explains that if the leaked stories reached 1,000,000 people -- a safe estimate given that the stories were posted all over the Internet -- the damages should add up to $500,500,000 based on the terms of their previous agreement.

As you may have heard, a woman named Michele Bundy was granted a temporary protective order against the former Denver Broncos tight end after telling police that Sharpe "forced [her] to have sex with him" and threatened her life earlier this month.

But we're told ... Sharpe just received the dismissal notice from the Fulton County Sheriff's Office just moments ago.

In the wake of the allegations, Sharpe had decided to take a leave of absence from his job as an analyst for CBS' "NFL Today". No word on when he plans to return.

Sharpe has not been arrested nor charged with a crime -- and officials in Fulton County tell us there is no investigation at this time.

Bush just released a statement through the New Orleans Saints in which he explains, "Each individual carries the legacy of the award and each one is entrusted with its good name ... It is for these reasons that I have made the difficult decision to forfeit my title as Heisman winner of 2005."

Bush added, "The persistent media speculation regarding allegations dating back to my years at USC has been both painful and distracting. In no way should the storm around these allegations reflect in any way on the dignity of this award, nor on any other institutions or individuals. Nor should it distract from outstanding performances and hard-earned achievements either in the past, present or future."

Just a few days ago, Reggie clamped up when we asked him about the Heisman controversy in New York.

FYI -- Bush is the first player to ever return the award.

Reggie's decision comes in the wake of a report that the Heisman committee was going to strip him of the title in the near future.

UPDATE: Bush is already addressing the issue on his Twitter page -- saying, "Now that this is behind me I look forward to the future and winning more awards and championships here in New Orleans! Who Dat!"