Tamba, Florida (WFLA) – The former US Football Association’s recipient, Antonio Brown is wanted in an attempt to kill a famous boxing event in Miami last month, according to what he said Washington Post.
The authorities were detained after being involved in a battle with many people at the boxing event on May 16, hosted by the famous current condemned Ross, according to the former American Football Association and video star that was published on social media.
In the video, it was apparently seen carrying a black pistol while following someone. Shields can be heard outside the camera shortly. An additional video of Brown showed his hands behind his back, accompanied by an officer from the place.
The former football player was held for a few hours, according to EspnThen he later moved to social media, claiming that he had “jumped” by people trying to steal his jewelry and causes him “physical damage.”
commander It was obtained by the post He mentioned that the video showed Brown piercing the man before stealing a gun from a security guard and running towards him. Police said the mobile phone video and then seized fire bullets.
The victim was grazed in the neck with a bullet. This was followed by a struggle for the gun before the police arrived, and Brown walked, according to a memo. The victim, who said that Brown has been known since 2022, was transferred to the hospital.
Brown played with Pittsburgh Stelors from 2010 to 2018, as he appeared as one of the best threats to the US Football Association and led twice the league in the receipt arenas. His career acquired a shrinkage due to many issues on and outside the stadium, including his contract that was canceled by Oakland Raides before the start of the 2019 season.
He divided his last three seasons of the American Football Association with New England and the Gulf of Tampa, and his career ended with the abstraction of Brown from his shirt, pads and gloves, while he was walking outside the stadium during the conclusion of the 2021 Boxing season against New York aircraft. Brown announced his retirement a few months later.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.